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It did for me. I went back to firefox a year ago.
by philipov 5y ago
It did for me. I went back to firefox a year ago.
- teekert 5y agoI never left. But then I again, I replaced everything Google with paid or self-hosted alternatives about 10 years ago. From what I hear, the Google ecosystem itself can be pain on Firefox. Although I check my old Gmail once every couple of weeks and I find it to work well enough. Maybe if you live in things like Google Docs, you start getting annoyed by accumulating papercuts? No idea..
- philipov 5y agoThe nuisances are minor. They're enough that if you're just thinking of switching, you might notice them and not do it. But after a while, you forget about them. I couldn't tell you what they were anymore. And there are advantages as well, such as better autoplay avoidance.
- easton 5y agoAs I understand it, the autoplay avoidance is the same but Chrome has a list of sites that they allow to bypass the policy. YouTube, Netflix, Disney+, etc. about://media-engagement according to the docs (which implies engaging with the site is required, but I don’t think it is for YouTube).
- philipov 5y agoYoutube is where I notice it, and where I want it to stop autoplaying the most. "It doesn't autoplay, except all the places you want it to not autoplay" isn't what I'd call "The same"
- asdff 5y agoI've never had an issue doing anything in gsuite on firefox and i run ublock origin too.
- curt15 5y agoI wish I could use Firefox full-time, but for some reason Zoom's web client supports Gallery view only on Chrome/Edge.