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Comment #48980939
Yes. Containers will be enabled by default in the regular release without the need to install the extension or flip a preference in about:config. It's also planned to integrate the…
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Comment #45985909
We implemented this in the Daily build of the desktop app last year, using a staging environment for Firefox Sync. But Firefox Sync is called Firefox Sync because it’s built for Fi…
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Comment #43836267
Exactly this. Plus, I rarely have over 20 tabs and even when I'm close to that number I mainly use the 10 first ones. Vertical tabs is a cool feature but both modes are useful depe…
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Comment #43348910
Mozilla Foundation is a non-profit but Mozilla Corporation which develop Firefox is a for-profit entity. There are other subsidiaries under the foundation umbrella like Mozilla.ai …
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Comment #43230675
WFM. You might want to either ask help on support.mozilla.org or file a bug on bugzilla.mozilla.org if you have a step to reproduce.
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Comment #41552722
There's also a nice website to see what landed in a specific Nightly build https://mrotherguy.github.io/fx-nightly-changelog/
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Comment #41552715
It's easier to do small releases often. You have less chances to break multiple parts of the application. You also don't end up in a cycle of "Wait! I'll add just one more thing" w…
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Comment #40901664
> If you can provide a citation for this claim I'd get a subscription today. I don't pay for their side projects because I don't want them to take it as a signal of demand for VPNs…
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Comment #40901283
Folks on HN are good to talk the talk but not really to walk the walk. Not only they could give to developers or company like Igalia but they could also get a Firefox Relay/VPN sub…
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Comment #40622025
1. It was for squingz 2. No one is forcing you to use Firefox. You don't even pay for it. You should have read the Open Source license buddy.
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Comment #40621898
You can do the same with Firefox. Simply use Beta, Dev Edition or Nightly. The first two are very stable. You just need to flip `xpinstall.signatures.required` to `false` in about:…
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Comment #40621872
Enlighten us. What's that long list of questionable behaviours?
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Comment #38934403
> I run many open source repos myself and you can bet that when people take the trouble to interact with me I make it my mission to listen to what they say and treat them with resp…
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Comment #37698423
+1 for the trust factor. However, it's totally fine to use another instance. That's the beauty of the fediverse, you can use whatever provider you want or even spin your own.
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Comment #37698404
It is a fork of Elk.
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Comment #34783288
Before FPI, containers were a good way to isolate cookies. Nowadays, it's a bit less useful for that. However, it still offers a nice solution to connect to multiple accounts simul…
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Comment #34783239
Per container.
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Comment #34783188
Mainly these two things: * Assign sites to a specific per container * Set VPN/Proxy per container
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Comment #34775550
It has its own client application so it's a little more than simply relabelling a product. I find Mozilla client easier for less techy people so I guess both products complement th…
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Comment #34775505
Yes. See https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/manage-extension-shortc...
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Comment #34774779
You can still pin an extension to the toolbar and if it's already pinned Firefox will honor your setting in Fx 109+. IIRC, we can also in the extension manifest.json force the addo…
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Comment #34774721
It landed about a month ago. I'm the contributor who implement this patch and I already have another one in the work that would let you focus the filter box when you type "/".
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Comment #27967932
Some devs in the Pine community are working on an open source firmware for the modem (e.g. https://twitter.com/biktorgj/status/1357217053745250304 )
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Comment #27363941
That'd be a maintenance nightmare...