Why you SHOULD be using Firefox

[opethdisciple]

Works fine for me on Firefox, clicking plus works instantly.

It works, but you have to press it multiple times...

 

[opethdisciple]

Oh that is odd - it worked fine first time loading the page, and if I clear cache/cookies but any subsequent time does take multiple clicks.

EDIT: It isn't even that, randomly it works or doesn't work each time the page is loaded.

Yup that's what I found too, after you said it was working for you I tried it again and it was working!

Also go down to the section: related posts. Try clicking the links they don't work first time.

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[opethdisciple]

Revenue. They need a way to bring in more revenue, maybe acquiring such a company will help with that.

They are sort of going down the Brave route with Firefox.

 

[opethdisciple]

This should be OFF by default, why would anyone want this ON?

Agree. Rather than turning it on by default and not telling the end user, when you load up the browser for the first time after an update it should give you a button to turn on or off the feature and explain to you what it is and why it's needed.

Turning it on by default the issue is as it's essentially a beta feature they are testing there is the high possibility that something doesn't work correctly and it causes some exposure of personal data or whatever.

Even better would be to do the above but in the nightly, canary and maybe beta builds but not in the main release.

It's a beta feature and doesn't belong in the main release.

 

[opethdisciple]

Firefox is great browser. Deserves to be more popular than it is for sure.

 

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