Looks the same to meI was right about the font change.
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EDIT: Oh no wait, it looks a bit softer the bottom one!
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EDIT: Oh no wait, it looks a bit softer the bottom one!
I have an older TN monitor and find the newer font less comfortable to read. To be honest, I thought I had a dodgy cable at first.
Yeah it looks subtle in those images, but save them and flick between them and the difference is night and day to me.Looks the same to me
EDIT: Oh no wait, it looks a bit softer the bottom one!
Annoying, to the say the least.
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I have an older TN monitor and find the newer font less comfortable to read. To be honest, I thought I had a dodgy cable at first.
Was going to add, but trying to keep the post from rambling, it isn't consistent - some displays regardless of type seem to work with the font change better or worse.
Just compared it with Vivaldi/Edge, it seems more similar to the way Chromium renders fonts now. Shame as I preferred the sharper look on FF.I was right about the font change.
v134.0.2:
v135.0:
Looks like it has indeed changed. A Mozilla employee on Reddit pointed to this being the cause of the changed font rendering: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1942335
A bit hard to tell but seems like they're slowly removing GDI classic rendering in favour of Clear type.
You can do this to roll back but eventually the flags will be gone: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1924346#c2
A bit hard to tell but seems like they're slowly removing GDI classic rendering in favour of Clear type.
You can do this to roll back but eventually the flags will be gone: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1924346#c2
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I've still got the Report Broken Site option in my menu, v135.
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I've still got the Report Broken Site option in my menu, v135.
Interesting. Couldn't find it yesterday in the menu.
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Ok so I just tried the digital river on a other computer (no shared profile etc) and it does the same thing. Hanging connection then partial load.
I am using Clouflare DNS... I might try Google.
I am using Clouflare DNS... I might try Google.
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I am definitely not alone with this problem.
Not exactly my issue but similar.
I am going to now try switching from Cloudflare DNS to Google DNS to see if that makes any difference.
Not exactly my issue but similar.
I am going to now try switching from Cloudflare DNS to Google DNS to see if that makes any difference.
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So I have switched to Google DNS and it is now much better.... not perfect there are still some parts of the digital river that hang or take a while but it is much much improved compared to using Cloudflare for DNS.
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Initially it seemed better but now it is going back to hanging.
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Initially it seemed better but now it is going back to hanging.
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I am with BT.
Maybe it is still an ongoing thing with BT, though technically my 4G EE connection is now BT. I only really use the BT FTTC here for gaming due to having low latency as the bandwidth is low, and 4G EE or another provider wireless for general internet use due to the better bandwidth.
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Do people have DNS over HTTPS enabled in the browser?
If this was a DNS issue it wouldn’t be working fine in Edge.
Only FF is having problems.
If this was a DNS issue it wouldn’t be working fine in Edge.
Only FF is having problems.
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I have DNS over HTTPS enabled at max protection. I use Cloudfare and my ISP is Virgin Media. Amazon.co.uk (yes you are allowed to mention Amazon, just don't link to products on their site that OcUK sell) works fine for me, but I'll keep an eye on it, as I need to use Amazon to hunt for some bits soon.
I have it enabled too, set to increased and have Cloudflare set. ISP is Community Fibre.
I guess another thing you can try is disable IPv6 and see if that makes any difference? Only other thing I can think of, maybe FF is not properly falling back to IPv4 if IPv6 isn't working.
I guess another thing you can try is disable IPv6 and see if that makes any difference? Only other thing I can think of, maybe FF is not properly falling back to IPv4 if IPv6 isn't working.
I wonder if they have similar plans for Windows users? While Firefox seems reasonably nimble on Windows these days, any speed boost is always welcome.