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During the last two/three COVID years, Firefox did a poor job supporting correctly and reliably WRTC and other features related with in-webbrowser videoconferen
by hyperluz 4y ago
During the last two/three COVID years, Firefox did a poor job supporting correctly and reliably WRTC and other features related with in-webbrowser videoconferencing (jitsi, Google Meet, etc).
Now, I think, maybe things are fixed and working correctly, but the damage is done.
Any, way, I alternate between Firefox, Chrome, Edge, Safari, Brave, etc, acording on the task I need to get done.
Web browsers usage scope is huge and beyond reading liquid and/or formated text. And Firefox was behind in some relevant areas.
- bdhcuidbebe 4y ago> During the last two/three COVID years, Firefox did a poor job supporting correctly and reliably WRTC and other features related with in-webbrowser videoconferencing (jitsi, Google Meet, etc). I think this is the most probable cause of all the stuff mentioned in this thread.
- Avamander 4y agoSimilar problems have appeared for me far before COVID. The supposedly freedom-focused option was often significantly slower on Linux than on Windows thanks to lack of hardware acceleration for me. So I was basically forced to switch and now there are other things that I can't stand in FF, like the extra clicks in developer tools or annoying "security" prompts in console and so on.