To check if you run firefox in wayland mode, check about:support for "Window Protocol"
There are two options, wayland and wayland/drm depending on your about:config settings.
Testing in my Pinebook Pro with Gnome 3.36, so actual lowest end hardware.
Xorg/Xwayland is unusable, completely unusable.
"wayland" is a big improvement but not smooth.
"wayland/drm" is damn smooth, it is running near to perfection and scrolling just makes fun.
It could be that Michael tested accidentally in Xwayland mode, or maybe he should try again with wayland/drm mode.
There are two options, wayland and wayland/drm depending on your about:config settings.
Testing in my Pinebook Pro with Gnome 3.36, so actual lowest end hardware.
Xorg/Xwayland is unusable, completely unusable.
"wayland" is a big improvement but not smooth.
"wayland/drm" is damn smooth, it is running near to perfection and scrolling just makes fun.
It could be that Michael tested accidentally in Xwayland mode, or maybe he should try again with wayland/drm mode.
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