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In plus of Firefox-esr, Seamonkey is a good alternative. In plus no ftp and smb support are available in the new versions of the browser. Hopefully some few themes remove this omnipresent dark default theme. I use Firefox 101.0.1 and the worst change who make me go back is this default dark theme who stay with many themes that you can use. Four times is Official GNOME Policy.įor the moment Firefox-esr allow to slowdown a bit the changes that the Firefox developpers do. The sad part is that people are probably getting paid to come up with this trash. It started with clippy and the infamous "I see you're trying to write a letter, would you like me to screw that up for you", and it's now progressed to "I see you haven't used your web browser in a while, you should probably let me wipe all your settings". I've always wondered exactly who this "average user" is, but I'm beginning to suspect he's actually just a lone lab mouse who was rejected as being too dim for use in real experiments. So we get "fresh new look" where we should have "reset to defaults and remove all extensions and customisation", because the former is seen to be less threatening to the "average user". "friendly" is apparently more important than "functional", and devs (or more likely marketing) are too chickenshit to put long words in dialog boxes.
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I expect deliberately broken products from Microsoft, but now it seems Mozilla have joined the game.įirefox is just following a wider trend, namely the "mommy knows best" dumbing down that all major software developers are chasing. Posted: Sat 11:45 am Post subject: Re: Why is Firefox updating so self-destructive
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That is highly regrettable and I wonder what genuinely free browser(s) there'll be in say five years. I am certainly not prepared to accept the Faustian deal that is Chromium. On this occasion, somehow, despite my doing as you describe, it's still lost all my site logins (which in my case is a nuisance rather than a disaster).Īs pjp says, there is really no alternative. But I have to ask what is the purpose of these 'updates'. Hp pavilion hpe h8-1260t/2AB5 spinning rust x3Īmd64/17.1/desktop (stable), OpenRC, -systemd -pulseaudio But, since you did, restore your ~/.mozilla/firefox from yesterday's backup, with Firefox not running of course. 1792) | Cancel culture, deplatforming (c. Magna Carta (1215) | Spectral evidence no longer permissible (c. I had high hopes for some of the Chromium alternatives, but so far, not an improvement (mainly Vivaldi and Opera, although I don't recall when I last tried Opera. That has only worsened as Google has emphasized their interests with the product. Chrome has never been, in my opinion, a usable browser. As much as I'd like to use something else, nothing else exists. I thought it sounded like that would be the result. I expect deliberately broken products from Microsoft, but now it seems Mozilla have joined the game.
"All your addons and customisations have been removed" WTAF Firefox? Oh, and all my saved passwords and logins.Īnd then they wonder why they're losing market share. "Click here to refresh Firefox for a fresh new look" or similar so I click. Posted: Fri 11:00 pm Post subject: Why is Firefox updating so self-destructive Why is Firefox updating so self-destructive Gentoo Forums :: View topic - Why is Firefox updating so self-destructive
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