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I got the update today and I hate it. The new UI just requires more tapping, has less features and rendering isn't even faster! The whole web-experience actual
by jackewiehose 6y ago
I got the update today and I hate it. The new UI just requires
more tapping, has less features and rendering isn't even faster!
The whole web-experience actually feels more messy because
uMatrix is missing.
I don't get it. Firefox mobile was how old? Two years? Is that
the new standard of software-development where you ditch your
source every few years and rewrite from scratch?
I'm very disappointed.
- teekert 6y agoDo you use favorites much? How do go to your next site of interest?
- jackewiehose 6y agoIn the previous version I had all my most visited sites as toplevel-bookmarks (which were displayed in the new-tab-page) and a bookmark-folder with "maybe-read-later"-bookmarks. That was never very good on mobile because there was no way to reorder bookmarks. Now I have my most visited sites in the new "top sites" section and the rest goes to bookmarks. Works for me but there is also absolutely no benefit to before (bookmarks are even less accessible). And you still can't reorder any bookmarks/top-sites/collections nor export/import them. But why fix old bugs or implement requested features when you can just start completely new and ignore the users. That's definitely more fun for the programmers.
- teekert 6y agoSo indeed there is no other way to open a new site than by opening a new tab first. Don't you find that annoying? Or do you navigate back constantly?
- jackewiehose 6y agoI find it annoying. The whole update brought nothing but annoyances.
- sciurus 6y ago> Firefox mobile was how old? Two years? I think the old Firefox for Android (Fennec) has been around for at least 10 years, not 2.