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Originally posted by arQon View Post
Doesn't mean they give even the tiniest of squirrels about what that feedback actually is though. You might as well shout it into the Grand Canyon: you'd have as much chance of them acting on it.
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Originally posted by arQon View Post
Doesn't mean they give even the tiniest of squirrels about what that feedback actually is though. You might as well shout it into the Grand Canyon: you'd have as much chance of them acting on it.
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Originally posted by caligula View Post
It's damn slow with very complex documents like some maps with huge amount of detail.
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Originally posted by M@GOid View Post
I'd never being able to run YT videos above 720p on VLC, so never bothered with CPU utilization. The FF utilization on 1080p/60fps videos, with hw accel is around 10% on a quad core i7 3770k (stock speed). Same video on that CPU without accel is around 20/30%.
Obviously, a weaker CPU will benefit the most. Some CPUs that stutter on 1080p/60 videos may now play them smoothly.
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The transition to Firefox Quantum was a mess which is still being fixed, and I think remaining issues won't be, or simply can't be. I still miss a decent download manager. The recent "improvement" in Firefox mobile actually made me flat-out abandon it. Ended up moving to the Brave mobile browser. Sure, it has some annoyances, but the changes to the UI in Firefox made me want to throw my phone across the room in frustration.
Fortunately, I actually have an archive of the last version before they "improved" it. That said, they may have reverted some of the more stupid changes they made; I haven't checked, and I'm not going to. The only reason it is even still installed is that the only way of backing up bookmarks is to use a Firefox Sync account. No freakin' thank you. So I need to find the time/energy/enthusiasm to copy 'n' paste all the bookmarks I've got.
Mozilla actually lost a long-time user with that, and I'm trying hard to move off Firefox on the desktop as well. I loathe Chrome, though, so I'm sort of stuck as most other browsers now just seem to be Chrome reskins.
PDF viewing in Firefox has always been a bit weird. Most recent journal PDFs open fine, but some older ones are broken. PDFs with big, complex images will break, but then they frequently have issues with other PDF readers so I'm hardly shocked there.
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That new AlpenGlow theme just absolutely terrible you can't read dark tab fonts on it normally. It should be rather a consistently dark theme with white fonts.
YouTube sound still doesn't work since ... I don't even remember since how long while it was always working with chrome. Mozilla get your st together.
Also this big fat url bar bubble was just the stupidest thing they did recently.
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Originally posted by frank007I've been waiting for Nvidia support for video acceleration. I know ffmpeg can handle Nvidia GPUs very well. Or can I use some kind of vaapi-to-Nvidia converter?
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