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And still doesn't support the Retina Display, disappointing.
by mrjbq7 14y ago
And still doesn't support the Retina Display, disappointing.
- stusmall 14y agoWhat do they need to do special for retina displays?
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- AdamGibbins 14y agoFirefox has its own font rendering, it displays horribly with retina scaling. See for example http://media02.hongkiat.com/mbp-retina/chrome-vs-firefox-vs-safari.jpg http://media02.hongkiat.com/mbp-retina/chrome-vs-firefox-vs-... It may seem picky, but its very obvious when browsing.
- smacktoward 14y agoThat screenshot looks less like "Firefox displays horribly with retina scaling" and more like "everything other than Safari displays horribly with retina scaling." Which Apple may consider a feature rather than a bug :-D
- AdamGibbins 14y agoThat picture doesn't do it justice, Chrome looks significantly better than Firefox.
- plorkyeran 14y agoIt's an old screenshot from before Chrome got Retina support.
- AdamGibbins 14y agoI've been running nightly (19.0a1) for weeks just for the retina support with no issues. Their nightly is surprisingly stable. Alternatively you can go to about:config and set layers.acceleration.disabled to true.
- superdude 14y agoFirefox Aurora 18 supports Retina now, and Firefox Beta 18 will support it when it's released later today or tomorrow.