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Why you SHOULD be using Firefox

Ad_Augendae said:
It seems to be getting more irritating by the year!
AI No i don't want it.
This as well...............
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Might be time to move on, any suggestions!
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The first image is hidden inside the main menu and the second is a widget you can just disable using the three buttons.
 
Ad_Augendae said:
It seems to be getting more irritating by the year!
AI No i don't want it.
This as well...............
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01.webp

Might be time to move on, any suggestions!
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To be fair, there's a universal AI kill switch in the settings (about: preferences#ai) which will disable everything AI related even any new features that uses it.

There's forks like Zen and Floorp, in terms of privacy LibreWolf is also an option.
 
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opethdisciple said:
The first image is hidden inside the main menu and the second is a widget you can just disable using the three buttons.
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I'll take a look for the buttons thanks.
Orcvader said:
To be fair, there's a universal AI kill switch in the settings (about: preferences#ai) which will disable everything AI related even any new features that uses it.

There's forks like Zen and Floorp, in terms of privacy LibreWolf is also an option.
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Dunno, I been using Firefox for so many years now. I do try other stuff every now and again, maybe it's that time again!
 
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For those like me who drag the window by using the space between the tabs and the minimise button, I noticed on the recent updates that empty space seems to be gone resulting in me needing to restore the window and drag it around that way.
However, I learnt that the customise the toolbar option also includes the tab row, so you can add in an empty space and it's back to how it was.
 
loftie said:
For those like me who drag the window by using the space between the tabs and the minimise button, I noticed on the recent updates that empty space seems to be gone resulting in me needing to restore the window and drag it around that way.
However, I learnt that the customise the toolbar option also includes the tab row, so you can add in an empty space and it's back to how it was.
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Nice one. Thanks. I have a few tabs at times and can't move the window. Fixed it now with the flexible space in the tab row. :)
 
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The top left corner is blank and always has been from what I can tell, a free grab handle for moving windows :cool:
 
I like FireFox I use it as my daily browser but I also like Chrome. The only think I don't like about Chrome is when I'm using it with Linux and then it can't update which means having to remove it then re-installing it.
 
I've used Chrome for years. I do try firefox every so often, but always end up back on Chrome
 
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I have a 80GB project loaded up in Resolve and here we are 14.5GB of RAM being gently tickled by Firefox :D
 
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