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Been on Firefox since Quantum came out and I have to say I don't miss Chrome one bit. The only honest to god thing that I wish Firefox had was the rounded edges

by hastes 7y ago

Been on Firefox since Quantum came out and I have to say I don't miss Chrome one bit. The only honest to god thing that I wish Firefox had was the rounded edges of the top bar design like Chrome.. Devtools are great, performance is great, battery life on MacBook 16in is great, Nightly is awesome (has its ups and downs). I honestly only ever use Chrome to double-check if my CSS styling is cross-browser. Although I have been using Edge a lot more for this use case, because I can't stand Google.

solarkraft 7y ago
> The only honest to god thing that I wish Firefox had was the rounded edges of the top bar design like Chrome I did this myself using userChrome.css :-)
- hastes 7y ago
  > userChrome.css THANK YOU. I had no idea this existed, I will be looking into this.
  - solarkraft 7y ago
    You're welcome :-) You have to enable it manually nowadays, but it opens up a ton of possibilities - you can theme virtually everything (find out which elements to theme using the browser toolbox).
- webpaymentsguy 7y ago
  There ought to be a setup guide that suggests ways to customize style and other things when you first install Firefox
  - severine 7y ago
    Well, there's https://www.reddit.com/r/FirefoxCSS/ https://www.reddit.com/r/FirefoxCSS/
- 52-6F-62 7y ago
  I had no idea this existed. Found the link for anyone else interested: https://www.userchrome.org/firefox-changes-userchrome-css.html#fx69 https://www.userchrome.org/firefox-changes-userchrome-css.ht...
plopz 7y ago
I wish Firefox would enable the SharedArrayBuffer, multi-threaded performance just gets destroyed by postMessage. Transferable helps but only works in situations where both threads dont need the object at the same time.
- benjaminjackman 7y ago
  Iirc didn’t they have it then disable it because of spectre/meltdown?
- digitarald 7y ago
  Coming in 76/77: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1528294 https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1528294
  - plopz 7y ago
    Oh, nice.
- deleted 7y ago
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- mschuetz 7y ago
  And a proper DataView implementation. Currently, DataView is around 40 times slower in Firefox than in Chrome.
Scarbutt 7y ago
Devtools are great, performance is great, battery life on MacBook 16in That's a powerful machine most users don't have, you are less likely to notice the difference than most.
WorldMaker 7y ago
> The only honest to god thing that I wish Firefox had was the rounded edges of the top bar design like Chrome. Hah, part of my happiness in my return to using Firefox more as my daily driver lately has been the square tabs. Rounded tabs and tabs that shrink way too much turned out to be my big reasons I disliked the Edge to Edgmium "upgrade".
CodeArtisan 7y ago
One great thing that Chrome has over Firefox is live translation, you can go on any live chat, right click -> translate to English and then the incoming text will be translated on the spot.

by hastes 7y ago

solarkraft 7y ago

> The only honest to god thing that I wish Firefox had was the rounded edges of the top bar design like Chrome I did this myself using userChrome.css :-)

hastes 7y ago
> userChrome.css THANK YOU. I had no idea this existed, I will be looking into this.
- solarkraft 7y ago
  You're welcome :-) You have to enable it manually nowadays, but it opens up a ton of possibilities - you can theme virtually everything (find out which elements to theme using the browser toolbox).
webpaymentsguy 7y ago
There ought to be a setup guide that suggests ways to customize style and other things when you first install Firefox
- severine 7y ago
  Well, there's https://www.reddit.com/r/FirefoxCSS/ https://www.reddit.com/r/FirefoxCSS/
52-6F-62 7y ago
I had no idea this existed. Found the link for anyone else interested: https://www.userchrome.org/firefox-changes-userchrome-css.html#fx69 https://www.userchrome.org/firefox-changes-userchrome-css.ht...

plopz 7y ago

I wish Firefox would enable the SharedArrayBuffer, multi-threaded performance just gets destroyed by postMessage. Transferable helps but only works in situations where both threads dont need the object at the same time.

benjaminjackman 7y ago
Iirc didn’t they have it then disable it because of spectre/meltdown?
digitarald 7y ago
Coming in 76/77: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1528294 https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1528294
- plopz 7y ago
  Oh, nice.
deleted 7y ago
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mschuetz 7y ago
And a proper DataView implementation. Currently, DataView is around 40 times slower in Firefox than in Chrome.

Scarbutt 7y ago

Devtools are great, performance is great, battery life on MacBook 16in That's a powerful machine most users don't have, you are less likely to notice the difference than most.

WorldMaker 7y ago

> The only honest to god thing that I wish Firefox had was the rounded edges of the top bar design like Chrome. Hah, part of my happiness in my return to using Firefox more as my daily driver lately has been the square tabs. Rounded tabs and tabs that shrink way too much turned out to be my big reasons I disliked the Edge to Edgmium "upgrade".

CodeArtisan 7y ago

One great thing that Chrome has over Firefox is live translation, you can go on any live chat, right click -> translate to English and then the incoming text will be translated on the spot.