firefox recently even caught up to chrome on the speedometer benchmark, which is nice.
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firefox recently even caught up to chrome on the speedometer benchmark, which is nice.
I do think that Chromium based browsers are better though.
In which sense?
mc
(aka. GNU Midnight Commander) , nice layout controls, ini configuration for filetypes+actions and built-in remote protocol integrations
A first good ideas is always to create a second seperate profile (for example via about:profiles
) and see if your issue can be reproduced with a fresh one without any modifications. The result will give a solid hint if your problem is profile or browser/system related.
Is this about Linux gaming?
maybe, if you can edit about:config
Override the user-agent string presented to Google Search pages to receive the search experience shown to Chrome on Firefox for mobile / tablet.
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We just don’t have spare time to learn a whole new fucking language.
well one should always try to consider the amount of time that can be saved, the complexity that is required to establish it and the potential time required to maintain it.
related:
changing swap file size
Not 100% sure if i undestand you correctly, but there is for example gparted for partition managment
At the current time this seems kind of untrue. There are many GUI Applications in the repos, which provide alternatives or are wrappers for existing CLI applications. - Perfect for people who dont yet feel comfortable working with programms purely in a terminal.
By which you mean fiddling with /etc/fstab to mount a tmpfs partition and pointing the cache directory at that?
on linux, yes
Any pros and cons you know about?
I wish Firefox had a simple on-off switch instead of needing a bunch of config tweaks to do this.
Sorry to bother, but just fyi,
Privacy Badger, doenst bring anything to the table that uBO cant/doenst cover and having mutliple adblockers installed might even make the result unpretictable (the arkenfox wiki, explains that pretty well) Also Decentraleyes is outdated but there is the active fork https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/localcdn-fork-of-decentraleyes/
Hope these infos help or are at least a bit interesting.