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That must have been a lot of months ago. It's been a stable and performant desktop browser for me ever since they shipped Quantum.
Same can be said about your experience with Firefox. And I'd argue, Your experience is in the tiny minority.
I am not making it up ... hundreds of people saw the livestream. All I did was install Firefox on a new laptop and visit some web pages. P.S. One reason why open source doesn’t succeed at user-facing stuff is this non-product “your problem is not really a problem” mentality.
I will certainly agree that it *should not* be as complicated as it is to draw stuff on the screen, but given the current playing field, problems are being had.
If it was a Google owned page, then I guess that was designed to behave that way. If it's that case I would rather boycott the crappy site and not the last relevant non-corp browser.
"Not sure why anyone thinks this is going to be a solution". It works well on some machines, so it is a solution for some people. Sorry it did not run well on your laptop. It ran something awful years ago on a Ubuntu PC. Is running fine today on my Windows PC.
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