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Firefox is now the last major browser that still supports uBlock Origin
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Interesting, I use FF as a daily driver (with uBlock, Privacy Badger, HTTPS Everywhere) and I don’t experience common issues. I’m curious where you’re seeing problems? Maybe there’s something in your extension toolchain causing it?
I can actually speak to this as I also have weird issues with FF that doesn't happen on a Chromium based browser.
Forms are a huge pain in the ass on FF a nonzero amount of time. It seems form validation and error handling simply fail a lot and it makes it almost impossible to navigate, even with me trying to fix their broken code.
Another weird place I've had issues intermittently is marketplace grids. Think Home Depot search results. Entire grids won't show up or have CSS beyond comprehension.
Lastly video codecs. I use asbPlayer a lot and FF just does not have the same capabilities.
I can't speak on OPs problems but I've absolutely had my fair share.
i also only use FF on all my devices (w/ ublock), nearly never have problems.
Same.