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It's not clear what does not work for you. Firefox has robust tab dragging. You can drag tabs all around. You can select multiple tabs and drag all of those.
by sixothree 6y ago
It's not clear what does not work for you.
Firefox has robust tab dragging. You can drag tabs all around. You can select multiple tabs and drag all of those.
- ShorsHammer 6y agoSome google products have a worse experience with FF. Some websites straight up tell you to use chrome instead. Not saying it's right, just saying there's certainly a tradeoff. Firefox has made claims before about changes that specifically affect firefox performance: https://www.techradar.com/sg/news/mozilla-claims-google-has-made-youtube-perform-worse-on-edge-and-firefox https://www.techradar.com/sg/news/mozilla-claims-google-has-...
- robbrown451 6y agoYes but it doesn't work the same, you don't know what it is going to do until it does it. Try it on Chrome. It's a way more polished UI that gives you a dynamic preview. Makes a big difference especially on multiple monitors. As for the other things (MIDI etc), is there any confusion?
- sixothree 6y agoAs far as midi goes, that seems like a feature that is not implemented which is different from not working. That's like saying PDF isn't working in Chrome...