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That is data loss, and data loss is unacceptable. Well now, all good and well, but extensions break, and there go all your hundreds of tabs. Groups are a fantastic idea, but I’ve had to stop using them since they announced about a year ago that they would eventually remove them from Firefox core, so that they would be continued as an extension.

On a side note, one thing that disappointed me rather strongly was their decision to halt progression of Tab Groups.

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Having to install an extension for something that should be core function is a bit dumb.

Nonetheless, I do think Mozilla should have given some thought to users wanting to use square tabs, and kept them as a built-in function. I find the rounded tabs look nicer, and I’d rather they stay. Then again, I was one of those in the minority gunning for Australis. Yes, they need to stop adding little-used functions to the core (such as pocket) however Firefox has made significant strides over the last year with e10s, Aurora 40 now has e10s added, and with the addition of uBlock, Firefox has taken a huge swing in the right direction for me. To all those singing the doom and gloom of Firefox, I strongly disagree. In fact Firefox never recovered from this slowdown, it is still present in the latest Firefox, the only way to get it faster now is to use e10s. Firefox 2 was awesome, and upgrading to version 3 produced a significant slowdown.

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At least that way I don’t have to care about people asking me how to get their youtube working or whether the new button comes from a virus. Now I install Opera or Chrome if they need synchronization with their google account. I used to install Firefox for my friends and family when they asked me to configure their PCs, but not anymore. Great job mozilla.įirefox used to win thanks to extensions, but now almost half of those I use is there just to fix what mozilla does to the browser and 90% of the rest is available on Opera – sometimes they even work better, like uMatrix or youtube center. Instead we got the beacon spyware ( ), social API, Hallo, Pocket, australis, and reader – which for some reason shows up on youtube (where it hides the video) and not on text based news websites in my country.

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Whe have lost the ability to disable seer and social API in about:config, we have lost the status and addon bars, we have lost 50% of the search bar, we have lost small icons mode, we have lost a reasonable clict-to-play implementation, we have lost 90% of gui customization options that were available in Firefox 2.x (seriously, check out some portable 2.x build – it was so much more feature-rich). I wish they would bring back the old features. These feature additions are controversial and it seems that especially long-time Firefox users are speaking out against their native implementation in the browser. The vast majority of Firefox users won't use them and those who do, may as well use them as extensions instead of native code. I'd like to see Mozilla change its course again and remove these recently integrated native features from Firefox. There is a clear discrepancy when it comes to feature removals and new feature additions in Firefox, once that Mozilla needs to address quickly. Exactly that argument was used by Mozilla in the past to remove features from the browser.

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In fact, Pocket was available as a browser extension before but it seems to have been abandoned by the company.Įven if the added code is not adding much bloat to Firefox, it still needs to be maintained and updated at least occasionally when new features or changes are introduced in the browser. Pocket, Reader Mode or Firefox Hello could have been added as extensions to Firefox. One question that should have come up before integrating these features in Firefox is whether it makes sense to integrate them natively in the browser. In addition, several are available in form of third-party extensions or scripts already. It is likely however that the majority of Firefox users are not interested in those features or at least not interested in using them in the browser. If you are a Pocket user for instance, you may like the integration of the service in Firefox. These features are certainly appreciated by some users of the browser.