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The biggest change in this release that I'm _so_ happy about is that they finally fixed session restore to preserve which macOS Spaces your windows were origina
by jonnytran 7y ago
The biggest change in this release that I'm _so_ happy about is that they finally fixed session restore to preserve which macOS Spaces your windows were originally on! I believe the Linux equivalent with virtual desktops was also fixed. It was an outstanding issue for years that made me loath restarting. I typically have 50 or more windows spread across several spaces, each with a different context, and it was a huge pain to have to move them back to their original place.
- clairity 7y agoi noticed this too! it was probably my most common pain point of firefox. i actually questioned whether it really happened and would happen again on the next restart.
- pitaj 7y agoI wish they would do the same for Windows 10 multiple desktops
- schammy 7y agoIt would be hard to imagine if they didn't? Seems like stuff like this always comes to Windows first. I use Win10's built in virtual desktops but I keep all my browser windows on one desktop so I've never tested it, I would just be shocked if it didn't work on Win10 also!
- _chinaski_ 7y agoLooking forward to try it on macos! The original bug report seems to be 12 (!) years old: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=440895 https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=440895