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Hmm, interesting, because I don't force myself to use Firefox. I use it because it's just plain better than Chrome, in that I can configure it just the way I wa
by feanaro 5y ago
Hmm, interesting, because I don't force myself to use Firefox. I use it because it's just plain better than Chrome, in that I can configure it just the way I want.
- sockaddr 5y agoI'm curious what OS you're running. For me, on macOS Firefox performs the best out of all browsers I've tried, but on Linux it feels a bit sluggish.
- sgc 5y agoI use it almost exclusively on Linux. It was much worse just 9 months ago. I do close and reopen it every week or so, it reopens all my tabs per my config, and it never gets sluggish on me if I do that. I agree with commenter above. I prefer it, with its flaws, because of configurability. It's been 6 months since I ahve been forced to open a site in Chromium. It tends to be some bloated highly commercial (F500) site that requires that.
- feanaro 5y agoI'm on Arch Linux.
- grey_earthling 5y agoMy experience is the opposite :) I have to use macOS at work, and it makes Firefox much more janky than it is on this 10-year-old Linux laptop. (Though I rarely use other browsers on macOS, so maybe they're even worse.)