4 ms·

I haven't encountered any issue with Firefox for Android for years. Here's how you can fix this all at once: https://old.reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/g3tyfu/h

I haven't encountered any issue with Firefox for Android for years. Here's how you can fix this all at once: https://old.reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/g3tyfu/how_to_switch_user_agents_on_firefox_preview/ https://old.reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/g3tyfu/how_to_swit... Google is intentionally breaking support for Firefox on their websites. Other just don't care and support monopolies.

vjerancrnjak 4y ago
Thanks, interesting, I'll try it out. I know I convinced my wife to switch to Firefox for Android (for uBlock) and she was complaining even more than I about all of her browsing workflows being crippled. Compared to her I rarely use my phone for browsing, I do not feel as impacted.
dijit 4y ago
Firefox does seem to be untested for a lot of websites. You can't do video calls with Teams in firefox for a really clear and obvious example, but I encounter breakages quite often and have to switch back to Chrome. Safari suffers the same, but I get the impression people are testing safari more than Chrome.. but I hear so many complaints on hackernews about safari, I suspect at some point Chrome penetration will finally dislodge Safari on MacOS... or if MacOS market share goes down: then it's over and we have a total monopoly.
- kbrosnan 4y ago
  Teams should be working in Firefox around now. https://www.onmsft.com/news/teams-meetings-set-to-support-2x2-gallery-view-for-firefox-users https://www.onmsft.com/news/teams-meetings-set-to-support-2x...