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I agree this behaviour is weird. When I look at iOS users on Safari, or Chrome, I feel like I'm using Windows 3.1. Here's what I do on FF: - When visiting a s
by mgbmtl 6y ago
I agree this behaviour is weird. When I look at iOS users on Safari, or Chrome, I feel like I'm using Windows 3.1.
Here's what I do on FF:
- When visiting a site, on the hamburger menu, there is a "add to main sites" icon, which adds the site to the home screen of Firefox.
- In the global prefs, I changed back to always displaying the location bar at the top, and always present (the scrolling was annoying me).
- We can long-press the tab icon, to open a new tab.
So if I'm on a site, and want to open HN:
- Long press "New Tab"
- Tap "HN" icon on the screen.
It's still annoying that it opens the keyboard by default. It sometimes adds a few milliseconds of lag, but I guess then search-heavy users would complain about the extra tap.