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I have had sites that are definitely broken in Firefox even after a stock install with every last toggle/extension/script blocker turned off. It's fairly rare,
by 01nate 3y ago
I have had sites that are definitely broken in Firefox even after a stock install with every last toggle/extension/script blocker turned off. It's fairly rare, but there are a slowly growing list of sites that don't behave properly under Firefox but work in Chromium.
- rebolek 3y agoI always read that some sites don't work with Firefox but the writers never mentions which sites are broken. So I'm curious, which sites are broken in vanilla FF?
- linux_is_nice 3y agoOne of them happens to be the educational site https://www.deltamath.com/ https://www.deltamath.com/
- gerdesj 3y agoOK so what is broken? The homepage comes up fine and a few clicks seem fine. Do I have to sign up to see issues?
- gsej 3y agoI use a home video appliance called camect which is accessed through a web interface which explicitly only works in chromium browsers. Oddly, I often find that the bbc news page doesn't load images on the first attempt in Firefox, but always does in Chrome.
- 01nate 3y ago[dead]
- croes 3y agoThe question is if the problem is Firefox or the webpage. Remember when Google killed the Edge render engine per YouTube problems?
- D13Fd 3y agoI only use Firefox, and I very rarely notice any kind of broken sites. I remember one bank site last year had a minor issue.