#Mozilla really needs to get their input handling on macOS Sonoma fixed, for both #Thunderbird and #Firefox: the system emoji pickers don't work at all, text replacements don't work either.
Now Firefox just stopped reacting to any mouse clicks, in all tabs, while everything works normally in the system. Frustrating. I really don't want to switch to Vivaldi or Safari, and Apple Mail...
Because they accidentally (?) mentioned @firefox which exists only as a Lemmy community, and, being from Mastodon, the post title comes out as a snippet of the post body, with the links getting destructured into raw markdown text
I really appreciate @firefox adding the ability to enable custom search engines for searching with the address bar. As someone who just types my searches direct to the address bar, not having the option to use my search engine of choice was a problem that's now solved! #Firefox
@paoloredaelli@morrolinux@linux@firefox@mozilla potrerbbe essere varie cose a bloccarti, da privacy badger a altre estensioni.
Non é ancora chiaro come Youtube faccia, si sa solo che in modalitá anonima funziona senza problemi e io faccio cosí per il momento
Happened to play with @firefox's screenshotting tool for the first time, and it's pretty amazing, for one reason, and one reason only - HTML element awareness
Looks like only Android screenshot such as Power+Volume Down and unfortunately appears that Firefox does not yet support Android's feature to capturing scrolling windows.
Hilariously the thing that got me to go back to @firefox was Google making adblocking suck on chromium based browsers and trying to force their (repeatedly) spy-ware filled ads (particularly on youtube) to be displayed. Like you spent how many billions trying to make chrome "the thing" and now you are destroying any goodwill.
Hi Firefox Team, what you would say to make an UI adjustments regarding the https://arc.net/ which becomes very popular :) it could be a great opportunity to get some Windows and Linux users back, since they released Mac only so far. Also it's based on Chromium and it seems it is not an open-source yet. cc @mozilla@firefox@FirefoxNightly
@auf Yes, overall what I wanted to point out, how it's possible that Firefox loses massive user base each quarter. We know, probably it's because they don't hear their users. And this is the main reason of my topic, to say, hey, let's see again there is something new, which doesn't have to be so much hard to do and people like it, and what could help Firefox in some sense ;)
I am unaware of any differences in iOS layout, isn’t Firefox just a skin over Safari there? But doesn’t it have its own UI? It’s be weird if it were to not be reminiscent of other Firefox instances, no?
I generally truly love using @firefox This new feature of intrusively suggesting to translate shit is beyond me though. Just shove off with that crap and ask me to opt IN rather than make me search how to opt out.
That popup is intrusive and I hate firefox for it.
Is that really easier to believe for you than it simply being a useful feature that they want to advertise to users who aren’t techy enough to opt into features like this?
I am tempted to start using the @Vivaldi browser but then I looked* at the diversity in the underlying technology and I think it is better to promote and start using @firefox :firefox: more.
Or should we leave it to #Google :omya_google: and #Apple :apple_inc: only❓
I'm curious 😅 @Vivaldi why not use SpiderMonkey and Gecko❓
Yes, Vivaldi is certainly not as closed as Chrome and is privacy respecting while Edge is the opposite. But if we’re strictly talking about open source they aren’t there. If they’d change the license to an open source one I’d probably given it a go a few years ago. Only being source available stopped me.
Sorry missed the link provided. There is no feed. Alternatively in Inoreader (paid version) for instance (and other sources) you can monitor the page for changes.
Due to resist-fingerprinting needed to be disabled to use the website appearance setting in @firefox I was searching for an alternative and found Dark Reader (https://github.com/darkreader/darkreader). I remember using it a few years ago and since then it has gotten pretty darn good. If you want to use websites without your eyeballs melting from the bright light, I'd recommend you to try Dark Reader out.
Also check out Dark Background and Light Text. It lets you customize colors and doesn’t increase load times quite as much as Dark Reader in my experience.
Additionally, if you use a dark system theme and sometimes encounter difficult to read texts (e.g. in form fields), have a look at Text Contrast for Dark Themes.