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I partly agree with you. To me, bookmark sync is essential (I didn't look into options), history sync isn't as important, and password sync is essential (Firefo
by nyanpasu64 5y ago
I partly agree with you. To me, bookmark sync is essential (I didn't look into options), history sync isn't as important, and password sync is essential (Firefox is a second-class password manager on Chrome or Windows/Linux or Android, and BitWarden is a second-class password manager on the Web and not perfect on Android either).
- kmonsen 5y agoSure I agree. Password is a strong first, bookmarks is a second but still very essential and history a fairly distant third. But Firefox and Chrome both have these so I don't feel like downgrading to not having them. BTW, I would like to have live sessions where I can have the same tab session open on a second computer/phone, or connect to different tab sessions from different computers. I don't think anyone currently offers this.