Anonymous
6/25/2025, 10:10:36 PM No.105703873
firefox added gay fade ins when you click settings/extensions
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Thread 105703873 - /g/ [Archived: 700 hours ago]
Anonymous
6/25/2025, 10:11:35 PM No.105703879
>>105703873 (OP)
what does the reddit frog have to do with that?
what does the reddit frog have to do with that?
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Anonymous
6/25/2025, 10:15:16 PM No.105703909
Firefox is so garbage nowadays that they call this crap a major release update.
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Anonymous
6/25/2025, 10:15:40 PM No.105703912
I don't see it.
>t. nightly
>t. nightly
Anonymous
6/25/2025, 10:16:33 PM No.105703920
>>105703873 (OP)
you added gay to your life when you saw a mans butt.
you added gay to your life when you saw a mans butt.
Anonymous
6/25/2025, 10:31:20 PM No.105704059
Anonymous
6/25/2025, 10:33:10 PM No.105704080
>>105704058
it's an anime site first. don't you ever forget that.
it's an anime site first. don't you ever forget that.
Anonymous
6/25/2025, 10:37:14 PM No.105704117
Anonymous
6/25/2025, 10:43:30 PM No.105704180
You're all wrong. It's actually a fox site!
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Anonymous
6/25/2025, 10:59:35 PM No.105704329
>>105704180
she's dead m8, give it up.
she's dead m8, give it up.
Anonymous
6/26/2025, 12:51:04 AM No.105705346
people still use laggy old firefox>?
Anonymous
6/26/2025, 1:53:04 AM No.105705769
>>105703934
Brave's menubar sucks ass, I don't like where the buttons are, maybe I'm too stupid to know how to change it but I knew on FF
Brave's menubar sucks ass, I don't like where the buttons are, maybe I'm too stupid to know how to change it but I knew on FF
Anonymous
6/26/2025, 4:22:21 AM No.105706706
Anonymous
6/26/2025, 5:26:14 AM No.105707023
Anonymous
6/26/2025, 8:28:30 AM No.105707901
Anonymous
6/26/2025, 12:55:00 PM No.105709533
Anonymous
6/26/2025, 1:20:35 PM No.105709725
>>105703879
Not every pic is related to the topic you dumb fucking newfaggot nigger
Not every pic is related to the topic you dumb fucking newfaggot nigger
Anonymous
6/26/2025, 5:03:03 PM No.105711461
Anonymous
6/26/2025, 6:52:11 PM No.105712376
Anonymous
6/26/2025, 9:39:44 PM No.105714074
Anonymous
6/26/2025, 9:50:12 PM No.105714182
Anonymous
6/26/2025, 11:31:39 PM No.105715251
>>105703873 (OP)
I'm on ESR, I have no clue what you're talking about.
I'm on ESR, I have no clue what you're talking about.
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 12:04:50 AM No.105715580
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 2:24:13 AM No.105716719
>>105710928
I used to have a big crush on pizza way back when. That weird sweet spot between passing and not passing is quite androgynous.
I used to have a big crush on pizza way back when. That weird sweet spot between passing and not passing is quite androgynous.
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 6:45:37 AM No.105718528
>>105703873 (OP)
They added it in 140. Haven't figured out how to disable it yet.
They added it in 140. Haven't figured out how to disable it yet.
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 10:42:52 AM No.105720103
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 11:23:59 AM No.105720344
>>105716719
Kek
Kek
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 11:45:22 AM No.105720497
>>105703873 (OP)
I use floorp
I use floorp
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 11:49:54 AM No.105720523
>>105703873 (OP)
Doesn't do it on mine. What version?
Doesn't do it on mine. What version?
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 4:32:15 PM No.105722656
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 5:31:45 PM No.105723267
>>105712025
>xhe uses the placebo developer edition.
>xhe doesnt know the dev version sends more telemetry data to mozilla.
>xhe uses the placebo developer edition.
>xhe doesnt know the dev version sends more telemetry data to mozilla.
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 8:37:33 PM No.105725337
>>105723267
>xhe uses the placebo developer edition.
explain
>xhe doesnt know the dev version sends more telemetry data to mozilla.
I know
>xhe uses the placebo developer edition.
explain
>xhe doesnt know the dev version sends more telemetry data to mozilla.
I know
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 11:30:24 PM No.105727088
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 11:31:14 PM No.105727098
why does the frog of 4chan make them seethe lads?
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 11:35:44 PM No.105727131
>>105725337
>OMG TELEMETRY! EASILY VISIBLE THINGS THAT CAN BE TURNED OFF, FROM A FOSS PROJECT TO A FOSS DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION
People being autistic about this shit is particularly ironic when someone starts screaming
>WHY DID MOZILLA JUST RAPE FIREFOX WITH X CHANGE THE UI IS HORRID I NEVER USE THAT STUPID FEATURE
and have never either taken the time to manually provide a proper feedback/bug report, or even left on the telemetry that will tell them that a whole bunch of people are disabling or not clicking this function. So how the fuck are they to know? The only people who leave the telemetry on are most normalfags who don't know better or those who love those features, so of course they think
>Well, all our metrics say most people like X. This must just be an outlier complaining about it.
Don't pretend that Mozilla telemetry is the same thing as proprietary for profit bullshit data mining or whatever the fuck done by FAGMAN or whatever the hell.
>OMG TELEMETRY! EASILY VISIBLE THINGS THAT CAN BE TURNED OFF, FROM A FOSS PROJECT TO A FOSS DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION
People being autistic about this shit is particularly ironic when someone starts screaming
>WHY DID MOZILLA JUST RAPE FIREFOX WITH X CHANGE THE UI IS HORRID I NEVER USE THAT STUPID FEATURE
and have never either taken the time to manually provide a proper feedback/bug report, or even left on the telemetry that will tell them that a whole bunch of people are disabling or not clicking this function. So how the fuck are they to know? The only people who leave the telemetry on are most normalfags who don't know better or those who love those features, so of course they think
>Well, all our metrics say most people like X. This must just be an outlier complaining about it.
Don't pretend that Mozilla telemetry is the same thing as proprietary for profit bullshit data mining or whatever the fuck done by FAGMAN or whatever the hell.
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 11:36:29 PM No.105727136
ok but for real the settings drop down menu expects a compositor
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 11:38:55 PM No.105727153
>uses anything stock
skill issue
skill issue
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 11:40:07 PM No.105727164
oh gross i just now notice that tab previews do it too.
Anonymous
6/27/2025, 11:40:12 PM No.105727165
>>105727131
anyone caught anyone sell telemetry data? is it good for anything outside the company?
anyone caught anyone sell telemetry data? is it good for anything outside the company?
Anonymous
6/28/2025, 12:06:07 AM No.105727374
nightly does it too btw. you are just used to multi millisecond delay on every action so you didnt notice.
Anonymous
6/28/2025, 12:09:04 AM No.105727405
>>10572716
Telemetry data by a for profit company that you can't really investigate what's sent thanks to proprietary software and can be used for anything with a shitty EULA is different than telemetry by a FOSS project that people can investigate being used by a development team that is adhering to FOSS principles (and in the case of Mozilla also organized as a foundation atop just the technical elements).
It depends what's in the data in the first place for it to be sold, and in FOSS projecs that's often public anyway with stuff like
>only 5% of users have a display above 4K resolution and most of them are ultrawides etc
which isn't really useful outside of their use case. I mean sure, some asshole could steal the telemetry and try to sell it to 3rd parties but that's the same level of
>what if some china/russia/tranny/israeli/tranny/muriccan puts malware in the code after spending years to become a maintainer
Is it possible? Yes. However its such a rare occurrence and certainly not the fault of things being FOSS (it would be worse in proprietary as of course there it would go unchecked by any outside 3rd parties). So yeah telemetry can be useful but it depends on who is using it and why, and what it contains - but a lot of people just think its some sort of innate bad because of stupidity.
Telemetry data by a for profit company that you can't really investigate what's sent thanks to proprietary software and can be used for anything with a shitty EULA is different than telemetry by a FOSS project that people can investigate being used by a development team that is adhering to FOSS principles (and in the case of Mozilla also organized as a foundation atop just the technical elements).
It depends what's in the data in the first place for it to be sold, and in FOSS projecs that's often public anyway with stuff like
>only 5% of users have a display above 4K resolution and most of them are ultrawides etc
which isn't really useful outside of their use case. I mean sure, some asshole could steal the telemetry and try to sell it to 3rd parties but that's the same level of
>what if some china/russia/tranny/israeli/tranny/muriccan puts malware in the code after spending years to become a maintainer
Is it possible? Yes. However its such a rare occurrence and certainly not the fault of things being FOSS (it would be worse in proprietary as of course there it would go unchecked by any outside 3rd parties). So yeah telemetry can be useful but it depends on who is using it and why, and what it contains - but a lot of people just think its some sort of innate bad because of stupidity.
Anonymous
6/28/2025, 3:55:16 AM No.105729281
>>105703873 (OP)
Is there a way to disable this shit through the about:config ?
Is there a way to disable this shit through the about:config ?
Anonymous
6/28/2025, 5:05:05 AM No.105729849
>>105717078
Ok and?
Ok and?
Anonymous
6/28/2025, 5:10:08 AM No.105729874
Animations in UIs are such a big mistake and its sad they're not only common but also seem to be growing in their uses.
Sure they're pretty but who wants to wait a half second for every single hover, interaction, click, etc. to the point it adds up to like half a minute of delays in total. Just you sitting there waiting for some gear to spin, or some bar to fill up. Yeah it's pretty but you're actually wasting user time, imagine tallying it all up. Has your animation cost humanity days? Weeks?
Sure they're pretty but who wants to wait a half second for every single hover, interaction, click, etc. to the point it adds up to like half a minute of delays in total. Just you sitting there waiting for some gear to spin, or some bar to fill up. Yeah it's pretty but you're actually wasting user time, imagine tallying it all up. Has your animation cost humanity days? Weeks?
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Anonymous
6/28/2025, 6:01:26 AM No.105730248
>>105729874
I think this is one of those instance where technically adept autists who dont' give two shits about how anything looks build a UI they prefer and then it gets shit on by almost everyone else because UI design and usability is a separate skill.
A simple example is something like an animated minimization or highlighting when mousing over an action button. They take more resource, but for many users can be informative and make their overall experience better- Knowing exactly where on the task bar (or wherever) something is being minimized or seeing an indication that your cursor is above the maximize button instead of the minimize button, take resources. Some could claim they're being wasted, but the amount you'd save is often not balanced by having to visibly search around for that icon on the task bar, or fucking up clicking and closing the goddamn window because you were right on the line between the close button and there maximize button. This is not to say there aren't some high resource, low information animations - the traditional
>SPINNING CUBE AND WOBBLY WINDOWS
of the Compiz era are a good example here, -normally kept to show off or just for fun of it, isn't necessary or integrated into anything mandatory. Stuff like what's being described here are nowhere near as dynamic, but fall into perceived quality of animation. I don't have a problem with its presence but if they have added something new, I'd hope they'd also add something able to disable with an easy toggle.
I think this is one of those instance where technically adept autists who dont' give two shits about how anything looks build a UI they prefer and then it gets shit on by almost everyone else because UI design and usability is a separate skill.
A simple example is something like an animated minimization or highlighting when mousing over an action button. They take more resource, but for many users can be informative and make their overall experience better- Knowing exactly where on the task bar (or wherever) something is being minimized or seeing an indication that your cursor is above the maximize button instead of the minimize button, take resources. Some could claim they're being wasted, but the amount you'd save is often not balanced by having to visibly search around for that icon on the task bar, or fucking up clicking and closing the goddamn window because you were right on the line between the close button and there maximize button. This is not to say there aren't some high resource, low information animations - the traditional
>SPINNING CUBE AND WOBBLY WINDOWS
of the Compiz era are a good example here, -normally kept to show off or just for fun of it, isn't necessary or integrated into anything mandatory. Stuff like what's being described here are nowhere near as dynamic, but fall into perceived quality of animation. I don't have a problem with its presence but if they have added something new, I'd hope they'd also add something able to disable with an easy toggle.
Anonymous
6/28/2025, 11:21:05 AM No.105731898