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Firefox desktop extensions coming soon for the upcoming Android release

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Re: Firefox desktop extensions coming soon for the upcoming Android release

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I don't mind cognitive disruption at all, as long as I'm getting something better. While the mobile switcher scales much better (how many can the desktop tab bar hold, like ten?), it can take a while to open and sometimes loses your scroll position or puts a tab in a random place in the list. The previews are also so large that it's hard to get an overview. This can make it much slower to switch tabs than on desktop.

>it can take a while to open Uhhh how many tabs do you keep open? I have 16 or so in the background on firefox on an old ass Pixel 2 phone and it never has any sort of delay.

It won't tell me, it just shows the infinity sign. I guess that means something over 99.

Re: Firefox desktop extensions coming soon for the upcoming Android release

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Equating any of the three examples the OP gave with "Hitler wasn't such a bad guy" is... an interesting take. But nevertheless, you're only looking at one thing. Why not look at the Firefox release notes? https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/116.0/releasenotes/ Three releases so far this month! Look at that technical organization iterating on its core product!

Someday HN may learn the difference between equation and comparison...

It seems more likely that a part of HN needs to learn the difference between mathematics and human language.
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