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Sure, and FF for Linux was always second to FF for Windows, where the experience was better than both platforms. On Linux hardware accel is still iffy, on macO
by 1_player 6y ago
Sure, and FF for Linux was always second to FF for Windows, where the experience was better than both platforms.
On Linux hardware accel is still iffy, on macOS they implemented support for CoreAnimation one or two years ago, and still looks out of place with the rest of the OS.
- capableweb 6y ago> Sure, and FF for Linux was always second to FF for Windows, where the experience was better than both platforms. Not for me on desktop with a pretty well specced machine, Firefox still runs better on Linux than Windows and I constantly boot into the other during one day.
- 1_player 6y agoGood or bad specced machine, it's fun seeing the Firefox process use 150% CPU when playing a 4K video with no hardware acceleration. Meanwhile it uses 15% CPU on Windows. Might be my underpowered 10900K or $1500 GPU.