Firefox Quantum Has Released
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They moved the reload button.
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@dashrender said in Firefox Quantum Has Released:
They moved the reload button.
That kind of stuff is just frustrating.
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@coliver said in Firefox Quantum Has Released:
@dashrender said in Firefox Quantum Has Released:
They moved the reload button.
It's it not F5?
I'm sure that works, but the button in the UI moved from the right side of the URL bar to the left.
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@dashrender Where it should be. I mean, where it could be.
edit> you can move it through Customize if you liked the old way -
@momurda said in Firefox Quantum Has Released:
@dashrender Where it should be. I mean, where it could be.
edit> you can move it through Customize if you liked the old wayI really don't care were it is.. but damn it - just leave it alone where it is. Stop moving it!
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@dashrender said in Firefox Quantum Has Released:
@momurda said in Firefox Quantum Has Released:
@dashrender Where it should be. I mean, where it could be.
edit> you can move it through Customize if you liked the old wayI really don't care were it is.. but damn it - just leave it alone where it is. Stop moving it!
Grumpy old man today or what FFS
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I'm testing it out now too. Posting from it now. We'll see how it does.
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@jaredbusch said in Firefox Quantum Has Released:
@dashrender said in Firefox Quantum Has Released:
@momurda said in Firefox Quantum Has Released:
@dashrender Where it should be. I mean, where it could be.
edit> you can move it through Customize if you liked the old wayI really don't care were it is.. but damn it - just leave it alone where it is. Stop moving it!
Grumpy old man today or what FFS
I was playing my JB card.
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@dashrender said in Firefox Quantum Has Released:
@jaredbusch said in Firefox Quantum Has Released:
@dashrender said in Firefox Quantum Has Released:
@momurda said in Firefox Quantum Has Released:
@dashrender Where it should be. I mean, where it could be.
edit> you can move it through Customize if you liked the old wayI really don't care were it is.. but damn it - just leave it alone where it is. Stop moving it!
Grumpy old man today or what FFS
I was playing my JB card.
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@coliver is on a role today.
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adds can burn in hell..
fuck you recommended by pocket..
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I can safely say that on My Laptop at home with 2 windows and / 8 tabs per window, Firefox Quantum definitely does not use less RAM than Chrome. It is, however, far more stable than previous releases have been. I'd estimate close to Chrome stability.
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I'm liking what I see with Firefox Quantum so far. I don't use it nearly so heavily as Chrome tho, so I can't really compare too well.
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I think I'll just be sticking with Chromium at for now. I'll wait a few FAQ revs.
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@tim_g said in Firefox Quantum Has Released:
I think I'll just be sticking with Chromium at for now. I'll wait a few FAQ revs.
Does Chromium run better on Linux than Chrome?
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@black3dynamite said in Firefox Quantum Has Released:
@tim_g said in Firefox Quantum Has Released:
I think I'll just be sticking with Chromium at for now. I'll wait a few FAQ revs.
Does Chromium run better on Linux than Chrome?
It's lighter, fewer plugins.
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@scottalanmiller said in Firefox Quantum Has Released:
@black3dynamite said in Firefox Quantum Has Released:
@tim_g said in Firefox Quantum Has Released:
I think I'll just be sticking with Chromium at for now. I'll wait a few FAQ revs.
Does Chromium run better on Linux than Chrome?
It's lighter, fewer plugins.
At least with Fedora, hte default Chromium version is the developer build. Probably the only way for Linux users to keep their browser up to date.
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@black3dynamite said in Firefox Quantum Has Released:
@scottalanmiller said in Firefox Quantum Has Released:
@black3dynamite said in Firefox Quantum Has Released:
@tim_g said in Firefox Quantum Has Released:
I think I'll just be sticking with Chromium at for now. I'll wait a few FAQ revs.
Does Chromium run better on Linux than Chrome?
It's lighter, fewer plugins.
At least with Fedora, hte default Chromium version is the developer build. Probably the only way for Linux users to keep their browser up to date.
My other browsers update on my Linux desktops as well.
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Chromium runs best on the Fedora-based distros that I've been using recently... Fedora 25/26/27, Korora 25/26, CentOS 7. Chrome runs well too, I used that previously, but now I use Chromium where I can.
