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I think it is a good list, and it really shows how close browsers are today, that decisions are made on minor inconveniences like "How does it pin tabs?" My bi
by wodenokoto 6y ago
I think it is a good list, and it really shows how close browsers are today, that decisions are made on minor inconveniences like "How does it pin tabs?"
My biggest gripe with FF on MacOS is that they don't include "look up "x"" in the right-click menu.
The PiP in Firefox is a lot better than in Safari. I do wish FF came with better tools for opening PiP for videos that on purpose or on accident hides the PiP-button.
I also think that Safari's back-gesture is a huge plus.
- ffpip 6y agoFirefox has search in the right click menu. Select anything, right click and 'search with Google/ddg'
- Kwpolska 6y ago“Look up” is a macOS feature that can look up a word in the system Dictionary or Wikipedia. It can be activated by force-clicking or tapping with three fingers on a trackpad Mac, and by a right-click menu options in some apps (Firefox isn’t one of them) on all Macs. It is distinct from search.
- wodenokoto 6y agoThe problem with force clicking is that the user doesn’t get to decide the string that is passed to the dictionary, instead a word boundary algorithm decides the word. This algorithm doesn’t work very well on CJK-languages.
- ffpip 6y agoOh I didn't know about these features on MacOS. Have never used it too much..
- ybbond 6y ago> My biggest gripe with FF on MacOS is that they don't include "look up "x"" in the right-click menu. yes, I also miss that feature in Firefox. A sacrifice they choose over their own custom popup with Pocket and "Take a Screenshot"(great feature!), I guess.