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In my role I have to do a lot of testing on different browsers so the least amount of friction is little to no customization, the only plugins are the ones I ne
by at-fates-hands 1y ago
In my role I have to do a lot of testing on different browsers so the least amount of friction is little to no customization, the only plugins are the ones I need for testing and nothing else.
When I was a developer, I fell into the trap of trying to customize everything, only to have to keep doing it once a new browser or extension came out. I gave up trying to get something exactly the way I wanted it.
I use as close to stock as possible in order to avoid the kind of friction you're talking about.
- caseyohara 1y ago[dead]
- joquarky 1y agoAnother advantage to staying close to stock as possible is those configurations are the most heavily tested by QA. If there is anything I've learned from decades of software development, it is that deep customization leads to headaches.
- eviks 1y ago> doing it once a new browser Or you can stick to your old already customized browser and avoid the trap/friction! I mean, if were able to ditch everything completely, you should've been able to just stop checking everything new and shiny?