#ANYCHART FIREFOX CHROME DOWNLOAD#

Meanwhile, Firefox is just not pleasant to use. Maybe Firefox could include an 'advanced mode' which the user can enable to view all those things I mentioned?. It adds confusion.Д«rowsers like Chrome and Safari are much cleaner and fully centred to browsing instead of the browser. Pocket, for instance, shows up on the address bar without the user even having enabled it nor knowing what it that supposed to be. All those projects are nice, but it won't help if the browser itself doesn't appeal.ДЇirefox nowadays comes bloated (guess when it comes to good causes, you can't use this word) with too many things. The tabs are shown on little boxes one beside/below the other, which isn't bad, but on mobile where things are already little imo it makes it a bit uncomfortable to use.)ДЄnd Google, being Google, making their Search and Youtube pages purposely show the limited mobile version instead of the normal fully featured one doesn't help.ДЇirefox Send, Firefox Pocket, Firefox Notes, Firefox Screenshots, Firefox Focus. (Also I was really happy when the interface got updated, but then realized the tab system didn't change. I feel like it asks you too many things to configure on first opening. On Android, things aren't much different, and Firefox is one of the few browsers allowing plugins, yet that doesn't make its users grow.

#ANYCHART FIREFOX CHROME DOWNLOAD#

Would be way easier and quicker to either -> download it without asking OR show a dialogue asking where should it save the download. It'll show a dialogue (with the buttons disabled for some seconds, for some reason) asking whether you want to Open it or yo Save it. but I might be a little fussy here.Дownloads: I find kind of messy and dated how Firefox handles them. The great thing about Firefox is that you can tweak those things, but still.ДЄgain, the Megabar: Why is its length shortened? The URL is still shown fully. The Megabar: It doesn't add value, nor doesn't look good. Needless to say Chrome and Safari have it by default. So had to go to about:config and add a variable to enable it. I recently found out that Firefox (on macOS), by default, can't zoom using trackpad. And there's also the tab opening with news related to Firefox, without asking). Not saying it's bad, just that the user should be the one enabling this, not by default. By default it'll show snippets 'Updates from Mozilla and Firefox'. I failed to find which order does it use, definitely not by date.)ДЇirefox -> New update! Want to know what's new? Your browser has been updated!!!!!!! sometimes the newly loaded page went above the list, sometimes below, sometimes in-between. (And talking about history, did someone actually decrypt in which order Firefox shows History? By default, it's shown technically by date.

Open history -> Others: CMD+Y, Firefox: CMD+Shift+H (Why?) Open private browsing -> Others: CMD+Shift+N, Firefox:CMD+Shift+P (Why?)

(applies mainly on macOS, which I'm using now) Here are some differences I found between Firefox and the rest of browsers (which are basically Chrome/Chrome-based/Edge and Safari): Firefox is harder to use (and harder to look at). There're various reasons to the decline of Firefox, like Google's aggressive advertisement, but the main reason is.

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