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A final Version of Firefox has been released today. I already installed it and it is quite fast so far. Remember, old extensions will not work and must be updated (if the developers do that update).
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It starts really faster then before and works without delay. Scrolling is now really smooth. The start page is strange. I can pin pages like in Opera but I can´t rearrange them. There is still no option to block third party cookies.
What? How come I can block them in 56.0?There is still no option to block third party cookies.
What? How come I can block them in 56.0?There is still no option to block third party cookies.
So you've been using a Beta version?
I hope they improve the start page and will not inflate the browser with useless stuff.It starts really faster then before and works without delay. Scrolling is now really smooth. The start page is strange. I can pin pages like in Opera but I can´t rearrange them. There is still no option to block third party cookies.
So far I don't see a way to make the pins larger either. I haven't really delved into it., but once you turn off the advertisements - the pins still stay tiny. I have no idea why they would remove the ability to move them around either...makes no sense.
I will continue to use it as time goes by, but I don't really like the looks of it and hate the home page changes.
I don´t know for the updates but I guess it is independent from the OS. And no, there is a regular 32 bit version.So you've been using a Beta version?
No...it updated on it's own a couple of hours ago. But probably only if you are using Win 10...I don't know. Also it looks like it is 64 bit only?
A final Version of Firefox has been released today. I already installed it and it is quite fast so far. Remember, old extensions will not work and must be updated (if the developers do that update).
Here ya go:It just upgraded on my Linux laptop.......... The "look" sucks big time and it killed my 'NewScrollBars' add-on.
Looks like I'll be using Brave as my default browser from now on unless I can figure out how to install Firefox 56-ESR.
"Firefox, breaking perfectly good add-ons since 2011"
My Bluehell adblock won't work, and I looked, neither will Ad-block plus. The only one that will work is just Ad-block, which is sort of sketchy.It just upgraded on my Linux laptop.......... The "look" sucks big time and it killed my 'NewScrollBars' add-on.
Looks like I'll be using Brave as my default browser from now on unless I can figure out how to install Firefox 56-ESR.
"Firefox, breaking perfectly good add-ons since 2011"
My Bluehell adblock won't work, and I looked, neither will Ad-block plus. The only one that will work is just Ad-block, which is sort of sketchy.It just upgraded on my Linux laptop.......... The "look" sucks big time and it killed my 'NewScrollBars' add-on.
Looks like I'll be using Brave as my default browser from now on unless I can figure out how to install Firefox 56-ESR.
"Firefox, breaking perfectly good add-ons since 2011"
So my choice is to use a different browser, revert to a less secure version, use a sketchy ad-blocker, or wait for developers to update the add-ons.
Or just suffer slower browsing with ads? fml.
Adblock Plus version 3 is required.My Bluehell adblock won't work, and I looked, neither will Ad-block plus. The only one that will work is just Ad-block, which is sort of sketchy.It just upgraded on my Linux laptop.......... The "look" sucks big time and it killed my 'NewScrollBars' add-on.
Looks like I'll be using Brave as my default browser from now on unless I can figure out how to install Firefox 56-ESR.
"Firefox, breaking perfectly good add-ons since 2011"
So my choice is to use a different browser, revert to a less secure version, use a sketchy ad-blocker, or wait for developers to update the add-ons.
Or just suffer slower browsing with ads? fml.
This new version uses WebExtensions API but supposedly is the last release to support Legacy Extensions though I tried to enable legacy support with no effect. 52 ESR support ends in 2018 to be replaced with 59 ESR that will not support Legacy Add-ons at all.My Bluehell adblock won't work, and I looked, neither will Ad-block plus. The only one that will work is just Ad-block, which is sort of sketchy.It just upgraded on my Linux laptop.......... The "look" sucks big time and it killed my 'NewScrollBars' add-on.
Looks like I'll be using Brave as my default browser from now on unless I can figure out how to install Firefox 56-ESR.
"Firefox, breaking perfectly good add-ons since 2011"
So my choice is to use a different browser, revert to a less secure version, use a sketchy ad-blocker, or wait for developers to update the add-ons.
Or just suffer slower browsing with ads? fml.