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Great, another way for Mozilla to burn money on some also-ran project where they have no expertise. Meanwhile, FF Mobile is still largely broken, and the deskto
by this_user 4y ago
Great, another way for Mozilla to burn money on some also-ran project where they have no expertise. Meanwhile, FF Mobile is still largely broken, and the desktop versions seems to be getting slower with each version.
- Xunjin 4y agoI want to avoid being the “jerk one”, but do you have any bench/topics which support your claim? I won't deny that FF Mobile is way slower than chrome when it needs to deal with tons of ads that uBlock Origin solves greatly.
- waboremo 4y agoThis gets repeated so much without anyone ever backing it up, it might as well have been a bot post.
- tirpen 4y agoI use Firefox mobile every day and have had no problems with it at all, what makes you call it "largely broken"?
- datkam 4y agoThey block most extensions by default.
- kome 4y agoso what. the other mobile browsers don't even have extensions... just thanks to firefox you can have a sane web experience on an android. because it supports ublock origin.
- datkam 4y agoSo what? They intentionaly block them... Thats what.
- lannisterstark 4y ago[flagged]
- thiht 4y agoDo you need anything more than uBlock Origin on mobile, really?
- datkam 4y agoI don't know why a pocket computer should be less capable... Because it is smaller?
- vorpalhex 4y agoDaily Firefox mobile user. It is buggy as hell. Back behavior is weird in several edge cases (open app, swipe to another app, swipe back, select tab, go back - boom, app closes). On top of that there is a regression where it loses scroll location on tabs in the background sometimes. Not sure the root cause here and it happens inconsistently for me. Slowness has gotten worse. I think this is tied to something with rendering because it happens on static sites. I start getting the first paint but the text just takes forever to load in. We are several years in and they support.. 14? extensions now. If you are not quickly onboarding extensions then let me freely load what I want without fighting collections. Either commit or do not. The only feature that has been added is a new splash screen on browser updates on desktop. Thanks I guess? I really just want to read my webpages, not pick an accent color. I am starting to use Brave on desktop a bit more every day. I worry about their previous dabbling in crypto but Firefox is becoming too subpar.
- aembleton 4y ago> Back behavior is weird in several edge cases (open app, swipe to another app, swipe back, select tab, go back - boom, app closes). Just tried on 111.0 and I can't recreate that. Not seen it either. My main gripe with Firefox Mobile is not being able to drag down to reload the page. That just feels how it should be and I keep forgetting it doesn't work on Firefox.
- jonas-w 4y agoYou can enable it in the nightly version but i wouldn't recommend it. It doesn't work that good.
- Melatonic 4y agoNo idea what you are talking about - I find Firefox desktop working better than ever and never run into issues with Firefox mobile on Android. I even run the dev nightly version on both so I can have a completely separate browser (and separate profiles) for testing.