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I've learnt to sorta live it and workaround it but one egregious example was a passport renewal site for a (non US) country whose image uploading function faile
by chironjit 4y ago
I've learnt to sorta live it and workaround it but one egregious example was a passport renewal site for a (non US) country whose image uploading function failed silently on image upload.
Repeated the process multiple times for an hour until it occurred to me to just try a chrome-based browser. Worked fine after that.
I've run into quite a few crypto-related sites that break in weird ways when interacting with wallets / etc. The relative frequency of these issues on crypto sites are really the most disappointing - so much for decentralisation, anti-monopoly, etc, etc
Not keen to name and shame in this thread but my primary worry is that it will drive away more people from Firefox.
- vxNsr 4y ago> I've run into quite a few crypto-related sites that break in weird ways when interacting with wallets / etc. The relative frequency of these issues on crypto sites are really the most disappointing - so much for decentralisation, anti-monopoly, etc, etc Likely they’re all using the same open source module that’s has some chrome dependancy deep in its bowels.