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Another front-end dev here. I tried to switch back from Chrome to Firefox, and while I was mostly impressed (especially devtools), I had a few gripes: - Draggi
by _august 7y ago
Another front-end dev here. I tried to switch back from Chrome to Firefox, and while I was mostly impressed (especially devtools), I had a few gripes:
- Dragging tabs didn't immediately drag out a window like in Chrome
- A crashing tabs still seemed to crash/severely slow down the browser
- Sluggishness in window opening / first open.
- myfonj 7y ago> [gripe:] - Dragging tabs [in Firefox] didn't immediately drag out a window like in Chrome Luckily (for me) this still holds and I see it as an advantage over Chrome; this pulling effect is amusing to look at (and I must admit that Chrome does great job when it comes to perceived speed and "snappiness" of it) but absolutely terrible feature when it comes to usability. For example it prevents transfer of tab between two full screen windows, making this task a multi steps chore. (Even for non-fullscreen windows it's quite complicated; I've summarized it some time ago in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19663744 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19663744)
- _august 7y agoHmm. I’d like the option. I use BetterSnapTool on Mac and very often tear off chrome tabs and immediately try to snap them to a side. This doesn’t work on Firefox.