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That has not been my experience. I was trying Firefox and their various preview products on my Android once in a while for years. Every time I would bounce be
by Pxtl 3y ago
That has not been my experience. I was trying Firefox and their various preview products on my Android once in a while for years. Every time I would bounce because of painful performance and bad scrolling.
The latest incarnation... well it can choke on YouTube videos once in a while and you have to force kill it. And it does eat more battery than Chromium browsers.
But the current state is the first time I've found Firefox mobile version usable as a daily driver.
Maybe it's just phones have caught up - I'm on a Pixel 7.
But the point stands: vanilla FF mobile is now good-enough-for-me, and extensions make it wonderful.
- boringuser2 3y agoI can't get over the bugs and slowness when I can just load up Brave that has a great ad blocker and dark mode setting. Nothing else is really relevant to me on mobile.
- g-b-r 3y agoYes one aspect seems for sure to be that it requires a lot more memory than Chrome, so on old budget phones it's likely to remain unviable to use it