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stnvh
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Comment #47511746
I've always wondered why Firefox don't grab hold of the "renegade" space they already occupy, with confidence through their existing users, an alternative and genuinely independent…
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Comment #47291926
This is absolutely brilliant. I've been toying with the codebase and thought this would work really well similar to the 'Macintosh' style animated screensaver present in macOS's mo…
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Comment #47280212
Reassuring to hear I'm not the only one, and would consider this a normal use case for the browser, in fact one of the main reasons I use Firefox over chrome as it's simpler to man…
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Comment #47274260
Long hangs / never closes, crash report screen triggers often. macOS. This occurs for me when launching instances from the about:profiles page and using each instance for what I'd …
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Comment #47255251
Try running two instances of Firefox in parallel with different profiles, then do a normal quit / close operation on one after any use. Demons exist here.
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Does anyone use backspace navigation anymore?
It seems deeply ingrained to me that I can hit the backspace key to navigate to the prior page, maybe something from the "older web". I notice this recently when using a website li…
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Comment #37872195
The waterfalls match the ones generated by WebPageTest, though they could be using a third party tool themselves
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Comment #33170675
Indeed. "Our server got hacked" sounds awfully more dramatic in a self-proclaimed crisis, laying the ambiguous notion of responsibility toward the "service" while maintaining the g…
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Comment #32730104
Interesting on stripe's response to this matter. 'Debug environment spew leads to unauthorised api usage' - unfortunate and well worn. Like a good pair of slacks, it was simply you…
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Comment #32656476
It seems more like the devs at MS know their code works on Firefox but have been asked by exec to push chromium(-esque) because edge is now webkit. sidenote: this is a multi-billio…
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Comment #32617413
Using Firefox with the user agent changed to chrome seems to get around this
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Comment #29449163
classic emoticons aren't translated though ;)
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