>Get Firefox 57 >Tons of broken add-ons >Seek out replacements and realize the vast majority have better more regularly updated versions >The few important legacy ones are in their final weeks of testing prepping for the official release of 57 >Its ridiculously fast >Create containers to compartmentalize everything >Put Sup Forums in its own separate container from all personal information >Get the shitty street sign captchas for a day >Nothing but instant verifications ever since
Why the hell are you still using a browser that spies on you?
Matthew Reyes
>Why the hell are you still using a browser that spies on you? But I'm not, I'm using Palemoon.
Hudson Garcia
>getting instant verifications >thinks google isn't spying on him
Brayden Martin
>not using opera
Hunter Wright
>chinese botnet
Zachary Foster
>Why the hell are you still using a browser that spies on you? Why are you? And why are you using a browser that wants to fight/control/censor anything it deems "fake" news? Why are you using a browser that's taking your donation money and "redonating" it to groups with (not so?) obvious agendas you may not trust or support? Why are you using a browser that's going to start offering you "freemium" services?
Joshua Perry
> Why the hell are you still using a browser that spies on you? Yeah, OP, why are you?
Jacob Lewis
>look for a vertical tab webextension >they all look bad, lack basic functionality and don't allow opening another sidebar at the same time
>look for a mouse gesture webextension >none of them work properly and from the looks of it they support so few actions I question if they'd even be worth it
>look for a way to bind keys to certain actions >nothing
>look for a way to at least simplify cluttered menus >nothing
>notice some ads are no longer being blocked >find out that the webextension version of uBO can't selectively block inline scripts >find out that services like Cloudflare can automatically insert them for site owners
What the fuck, Mozilla? What am I supposed to do now?
Joseph Morales
autism
Jonathan Ramirez
normalfag
Andrew Hall
Come to the light side, Sup Forums-tard.
Hunter Allen
>>Tons of broken add-ons >implying any of my addons are shit-tier addons that haven't been updated in half a century Get rekt, faggot.
Camden Johnson
Thanks Firefox, what would I do without you?
Joseph Turner
>Firefox insults you >T..thanks
Nicholas Wilson
Sure it doesn't force a neutered extension API but how will that help in say a year or two when barely any up to date extensions will work with it?
Jackson Adams
>Being worked on >Being worked on >Being worked on >userChrome.css >blog.mozilla.org/security/2017/10/04/treating-data-urls-unique-origins-firefox-57/
Lincoln Brown
Anyone know a good replacement for All-in-One Sidebar since it's been abandoned?
Hudson Stewart
Are you bashing Firefox or praising it? I dont get your point.
Wyatt Morris
You mean the same type of extensions as lol who cares. You know as well as I do that extensions are simple to create and merely make it easier to shitpost on the web. If you think you will need a new and fancy type of extension in the future, I certainly won't stop you from doing whatever the fuck you want, but know that your current extensions will continue to work on the modern web with Pale Moon. Also, you you find you need a fancy and new type of extension to shitpost on a new and fancy type of website, then make it your self; its easy to do it.
Juan Gray
>Also, you you Also, if you*
Ayden Watson
are you unironically retarded?
Ayden Wood
Are you? >Why the hell are you still using a browser that spies on you? What does that supposed to mean?
Andrew Gray
>it's being worked on! We'll have it soon, promise! I don't really trust them on that. And anyway the correct way to have handled this would have been to completely finish the webextension system before deprecating legacy addons. Before deprecating, note, not before removing. Basically they've caused a massive flag day for users because they, the mozilla devs, were too lazy to bother with supporting some things any longer, or to bother with completing something before releasing it. This kind of attitude is endemic among modern developers (it's the very soul of agile, devops, rolling/rapid release, and so many other "in" buzzwords) but that doesn't make it not cancerous.
Ian Lewis
Video downloadhelper
Julian Lee
>the correct way to have handled this would have been to completely finish the webextension system before deprecating legacy addons. I agree, but that ship has sailed. And the WONTFIX crusade one developer decided to do lost them a a lot of trust and goodwill.
Adrian Harris
The vertical tab thing especially pisses me off. The Tab Center addon that mozilla did as an experimental feature was perfect. I literally suggested it as a reason to move to FF to some people, and mozilla just went "well this experiment was fun, thanks for your feedback, time to scrape everything"
Jacob James
>Get Firefox 57 >Tons of broken add-ons >Seek out replacements and realize the vast majority are crippled half assed versions of the old one. >The few important legacy ones are in their final weeks of removing features for the official release of 57 >Its as fast as 56 with some about:config flags but without addons. >Create containers to compartmentalize everything >Put Sup Forums in its own separate container from all personal information >Get the shitty street sign captchas for a day >Nothing but instant verifications ever since >I love the false belief of security that containers gives me.
Samuel Ross
>letting a furfag dictate which addons you get to install
Matthew Taylor
That's kind of the point. You let Google spy on your Sup Forums usage, but they don't track you outside of it because Sup Forums is in a container.
You can do the same when booking flights/hotels to avoid those fuckers who increase prices based on how "desperate" you seem to book.
Jordan Lopez
>You can do the same when booking flights/hotels to avoid those fuckers who increase prices based on how "desperate" you seem to book.
never heard of this, do you have an article of something about this?
Jonathan Perez
>using Mozilla Sorosfox top kek, use chromium, waterfox, or brave
Cameron Jenkins
Somehow this made me giggle. Keep it up user
Charles Sanchez
First
John Walker
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Aiden Butler
lol digits
Noah Myers
Just clear your cookies regularly when shopping placed
Evan Smith
Is palemoon crashing for anyone else if they open google after having it on for a long time?
Robert Cruz
Does firefox give up its ram use yet? I got chrome because old firefox choked the fuck out on multimedia, I stayed with chrome because when I closed tabs, it gave back ram, something firefox never did.
they solve this issue or not?
Easton Taylor
I use opera
I like it
Please no bully
Hunter Sanders
What if even after upgrading to 57 it's till up to 3GB of RAM during normal use?
>already have uBlock and Self-Destruct cookies
Liam Jackson
Not sure what you mean as those are handled by separate processes but about:memory gives you fine control of what it's doing with it.
Robert Powell
I haven't used main like firefox since 14, and have used the 64 bit variants up till around 20-22 where I just couldn't deal with ff shitting the bed that hard on multimedia so I tried chrome...
sure chrome uses a bit more resources at launch then firefox does, but after 2 or so hours of use, firefox would have 2gb of use, meanwhile chrome would give everything up the moment tabs were closed. that doesn't seem like a lot, but that 2gb impacted performance so negatively that fully restarting firefox was the only way to fix it.
It got to the point I gave up entirely with firefox and went to chrome.
however so much bullshit with chrome has happened over the years i'm willing to do anything to get off this shit, but some extensions see me tied to it, if firefox is able to give up resources it would be worth looking into for me at the very least to see if there are viable alternatives to the extensions I deem required.
Noah Morris
Yeah whatever, firefox media player stuff is mostly just a frontend for your system-wide media backend. Sure their media code is bad but it doesn't have to do any work anyway. Lots of the FF memory leaks were literally just addons using permanently unstable API bullshit that 57+ has completely wiped clean. If it's using memory now it's actually supposed to be doing so but that doesn't mean much.
Dylan Davis
omg
Alexander Murphy
OP is insulting Chrome aka THE botnet browser
Ethan Gray
Which flags?
Connor Jenkins
...
Xavier Sanchez
Such a waste of digits on redditor.
Brandon Flores
...
Thomas Brooks
>vertical tab webextension >they all look bad, lack basic functionality What is wrong with this? It looks good to me
John King
Does anyone know if there is a webext similar to the Addon Bar (Restored)?
Aaron Rodriguez
>using a browser developed by a communist cuck
Nathan Howard
>What is wrong with this? It's probably not a WebExtension, judging by your pre-photon theme and lack of a sidebar header. This means it doesn't work in Firefox 57.
Gavin Morgan
I see you've changed the font to Ubuntu, but google searching sudo apt update? Ubuntu is a pile of shite, use Manjaro if you're new, and Arch if you're experienced.
Charles Fisher
Your dad is a cuck
Wyatt Foster
I only want PasswordMaker and DownThemAll to work in NuFox :(
Gabriel Collins
...
Grayson Ward
>not using superior browser built on Firefox
ha haha
Henry Fisher
Only safe browser for anonymity networks
Ryder Hill
Vertical Tabs is webextension
I thought Ubuntu was the newfag distro :(
Oliver Allen
With FF57 I've been getting ”this connection is not secure” message in a lot of websites. I have HTTPS everywhere installed and it doesn't seem to be working properly, too. What's up with that? My login credentials are leaking through the web?
Joshua Morgan
It is, but manjaro is better because arch based. You'll have less trouble with manjaro, and will never need to hunt down PPAs on the web everytime you need to install software.
Ethan Cruz
>Vertical Tabs is webextension It's not or else it would have a green "Compatible with Firefox 57+" label next to the title. But if you do as the description says (scroll down and open the development channel) you can find a WebExtension version of it.
Joseph Rodriguez
I dont think https everywhere works with 57 try smart https
Angel Hall
>letting an sjw dictate which addons you get to install >communist cuck [citation needed]
David Wilson
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Brandon Barnes
Yes yes, use the distro maintained by retards who forget to renew their own SSL certificates.
Fuck off Manjaro dev.
Eli White
Don't listen to that retard.
Arch has time and time again proved that they love sucking Poettering's dick. They even implemented Systemd and PulseAudio before fucking Fedora did. Ubuntu is a decent distro, and is the only distro (besides for RHEL) that you'll find in an actual production/corporate environment.
Angel Reed
nyce
Jason Baker
>>Seek out replacements and realize the vast majority have better more regularly updated versions That's because everyone stopped updating their legacy addons lol
Samuel Carter
is 57b2 out yet b1 was incredibly buggy and completely shit the bed for me
Tyler Gonzalez
>tons of broken addons
Why do you have 'tons' of addons? What is a full-featured browser not doing for you that you need these tons of addons in everyday use? I use 4.
You're also using a preview build, so fuck off with the whining.
Daniel Thompson
How about this one.
Another early feature chrome has/had over firefox for me was I was able to expand every image and when the thread 404'd was able to drag and drop the opened images off and save them. Since Sup Forums started to keep small archives, this is seldom needed anymore, but is useful nonetheless.
also, unbloated firefox, as in just fucking opening it fresh and loading websites, then closing them would see firefox retain 90% of the ram use, this was no extension firefox.
Has that behavior changed at all? Can anyone using quantum weigh in on this?
Brody Nguyen
When does quantium leave beta? Also, anyone know of a Tabs Outliner like extension for firefox?
Gavin Jenkins
heil mine furour
Justin Brooks
I'm really liking it, but unfortunately it rapes the battery life on my MBP. Estimates go from 10h using Safari to 6h using FF. When I'm at work (Xcode + simulators + VSCode) it goes from the usual 6h to 4h.
Also, how do you guys use containers?
Brayden Russell
Non-shit browser for macOS when?
Lincoln Cooper
Safari desu. But for dumb ass reason Tapermonkey + Sup Forums X stopped working.
Lucas Cox
Preach brother
William Johnson
>safari >not shit It looks nice, it's smooth, but try to do something neat and it shits itself. Worst extensions of any browser, awful media playback, and lots of random wtf like losing tabs or extensions.
Adam Carter
There's a development version on the official site that works flawlessly. I don't know if it has been added to AMO dev/stable yet.