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Using much more powerful computer, much faster internet connection and a 64-bit OS (but older) the same content still "works" on Firefox too. But I also observ

by acqq 4y ago

Using much more powerful computer, much faster internet connection and a 64-bit OS (but older) the same content still "works" on Firefox too. But I also observed that in some occasions when some videos are to be changed (one played, then another to appear) even in that different setup Firefox becomes completely non responsive. The issues started abruptly to appear, so I'm quite sure it's some update with some (I hope) unintended consequences.

acqq 4y ago
If the other users had similar experiences lately, then it was not their decision to abandon Firefox, it's Firefox directly "disqualifying itself". The title at the moment is "editorialized" so for the case it becomes more neutral I'm preserving it for the context here: "Firefox lost ~16M users since last year"