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Status-4-Evar also creates an add-on bar that you can add icons to. The latest version that works with FF29 isn't linked to the addon's main page, though, so you have to manually install it from the version list.
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Im_Special posted:So whats the course of action then? Wait for the YouTube Center guy to update the addon (he is fixing it right?), or look for an alternative YouTube Center? https://github.com/YePpHa/YouTubeCenter/wiki/Developer-Version
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hooah posted:Does Firefox have something like the "recent tabs" feature of Chrome? I didn't think I used it much when I used Chrome, but once or twice a day I find myself wishing I could quickly open a tab that's open on another device.
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Aug 8, 2014 20:47
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According to the wiki page on Electrolysis, "By default, only one content process is used. You can control this with the dom.ipc.processCount preference." Maybe that is what you want? It sounds like it isn't the same as Chrome where it puts each tab in its own process, rather it just spins off the content stuff into its own process to avoid browser UI hangs.
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Sep 15, 2014 23:34
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Xander77 posted:Cheers, I'm reasonably sure that worked. YouTube Center is a greasemonkey script for making YouTube better, but addon versions do exist. You either had the greasemonkey version or the addon version. You can find them here: https://github.com/YePpHa/YouTubeCenter/wiki https://github.com/YePpHa/YouTubeCenter/wiki/Developer-Version I use the developer version. I don't know if the non-developer version works. Sometimes it breaks and it takes a bit to be fixed.
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The Dark One posted:The fresh profile was able to open the local PFDs without a hitch. Do any of these settings look out of place? I don't have: plugin.state.nppdf, any of the extensions.dta stuff. The only thing changed is that I have pdfjs.firstRun set to true. In your Options/Applications, is your Portable Document Format (PDF) set to "Preview in Firefox"? Mine is.
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Oct 6, 2014 20:45
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Lysidas posted:Apparently in Firefox 33 there's new behavior on typing single-word hostnames into the address bar -- the default is now to search for that term and not to navigate to the address I explicitly entered, and to ask "did you mean to go to ..." instead. I know this is late, but according to this, if you click "Yes" on the dropdown, it will whitelist that single-word hostname for future lookups. That article even has an about :config option for controlling what domains are whitelisted.
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Oct 28, 2014 05:01
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Thauros posted:Has anyone else experienced issues with the HTML 5 YouTube player? I had a problem where it would stop loading after I watched a bunch of videos. It might have stuttered too. I also switched back to the Flash version of YouTube. I use the YouTube Center Greasemonkey script, though, so I don't know if my problems were related to that or not.
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The Dark One posted:I just updated to 33.0.3 and if I go to https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/desktop/ and scroll down to their animated graphs, it freezes up. Anyone else see this behaviour? Happens for me too. You have to scroll immediately, though. If you let the animations load and play as you scroll, it won't lock up.
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Same with me. Status-4-Evar 2014.07.06.05 Go into Customize and make sure "Status Text" is in your status bar.
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Mister Kingdom posted:I'd read somewhere that they were going to do that. At least you have the option to fix it. gently caress Yahoo. An update to Flashblock was released, but from what I hear it can sometimes act a little wonky when e10s is enabled.
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I'm on Firefox 34 using Flashblock 1.5.18 and I haven't had any issues. I've seen some sites that overlay something over the flash video that prevents you from clicking on it, though. I have the Nuke Anything Enhanced addon so removing those overlays eventually lets me click on it.
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Generic Monk posted:Anyone got any recommendations what the best youtube extension is that enforces playing the highest res video possible, allows player size customization etc? Currently using 'Youtube High Definition' which is OK but causes a weird flickering refresh of the video when the page first loads which I'm not a fan of. Also is there any way to duplicate the behaviour chrome has where you can drag images/links from the browser onto the desktop/explorer and they'll just seamlessly save? Finally got firefox working properly (bizarrely the nightly builds are orders of magnitude more stable and way less problematic than the stable version for me, I have no idea why) but I do miss some of chrome's usability features. https://github.com/YePpHa/YouTubeCenter/wiki/Developer-Version Userscript is the Greasemonkey version. A standalone .xpi file for Firefox also exists. If you do use it, I really recommend staying on the developer version. Google is known to break stuff often enough that the "stable" versions can be broken for a while. I'm not sure if that has changed any.
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I've been using uBlock in Firefox since the first test was released in the bugtracker and I haven't had any issues at all. In fact, its much better at handling popups than ABP has been for me. It just works and I am fine with that.
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I've noticed that the more videos I play and the longer they are results in Firefox's HTML5 video performance degrading further and further. It is only fixed by a browser restart for me. I've actually set YouTube Center to force Flash videos because of the issue.
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Feb 8, 2015 19:40
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Has anybody been noticing image download problems in Firefox 36? I am getting a lot of incomplete and mangled image downloads after upgrading. Browsing a thread with lots of images really makes it apparent as only half the image will load. Often times user avatars won't load while paging through threads and whatnot. I couldn't find any information on it, so I thought I would check and see if it was just me.
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Feb 26, 2015 07:54
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hooah posted:Recently (maybe since the last stable-channel update? not entirely sure) I've been seeing this kind of image corruption if Firefox has been open for a while or I open a lot (>~10) tabs at once: I have the same issue. I have no idea why it happens or how to fix it.
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My Firefox memory usage also increases and starts to stutter when scrolling pages. I have to restart it every once in a while to refresh it. Combined with the black image bug, I'm almost tempted to install the ESR release if I am going to have to wait 2 or 3 versions for this crap to be fixed.
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Have you tried using a standard IM client, or do you need the video conferencing stuff? I really feel your pain, though. The normal hangouts client is so terrible and the conferencing features are so good.
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nexus6 posted:Not tried an IM client, which are compatible with hangouts? I thought Pidgin was for a while then support ended or something. I would say most IM clients still support the Google Talk protocol. I use Miranda NG and I can text chat with all my Hangouts friends. For your second question, I don't know if that is possible with the built-in tools, but have you tried Firebug?
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Mar 26, 2015 16:04
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I think his point was that the other guy wasn't actually doing anything, just taking changes made by other people and repackaging them so it looks like he wrote it, then collecting all the donation money for his hard work.
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Apr 25, 2015 18:55
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uBlock doesn't support the document specifier in ABP filter syntax. Are your custom filters using that? https://github.com/chrisaljoudi/uBlock/wiki/Filter-syntax-extensions
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May 13, 2015 19:13
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xamphear posted:If I search for something on Amazon, and then ctrl-click to open up 3 product description pages in the background, then click in the address bar to type in a fresh URL, the browser chugs so hard that I can type out half the address before it catches up and even shows what I've been typing. I once opened 10 Amazon pages at once. Firefox has never forgiven me for that one mistake. Amazon just does something horrible to Firefox.
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Nintendo Kid posted:APNG actually got implemented by something popular ever (firefox). What ever implemented MNG? Ironically, Firefox did, for a time. Then they removed it because it added a couple hundred KB to the filesize of Firefox or something like that.
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May 23, 2015 03:14
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hooah posted:For some reason, I can't get YouTube Center to apply any settings to embedded videos, SA included. It seems to work fine on the site itself, however. Something probably broke. I noticed that HTML5 video doesn't get resized properly anymore so Google most likely made yet some more breaking changes that haven't been fixed in YTC yet.
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I can see the buttons just fine on the new YouTube player. Do you have any addons installed like Youtube Center?
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So, there is apparently a bug with Firefox 40 and the latest NVIDIA drivers for Windows 10. Mozilla has blacklisted the driver and disabled Direct2D/DirectWrite in Firefox. If things are a tearing, jittery mess, and things don't look right, check your about:support to see if hardware acceleration was disabled.
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Marinmo posted:Turns out you're in luck; unlike Mozilla, Nvidia apparently isn't total poo poo and released a new driver today. Get it here (Win10 64bit, from UK), install, restart firefox, go to about :config and set gfx.font_rendering.directwrite.enabled to true, restart firefox again and things should be back to normal. Be aware that this driver isn't "fixed". If you enable layers acceleration, Firefox 40 will break.
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Nah, it will still break Firefox horribly if you force enable the graphics features. I tried it and the UI stopped painting properly. There must be something else that needs to be enabled. But hopefully it will work correctly when they remove the block.
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The blacklist on the latest NVIDIA drivers have been removed. It will automatically download the new blacklist tomorrow, or, if you are impatient, you can force an update: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Blocklisting/Testing#Forcing_a_Blocklist_Ping 1) Press F12 to open the web dev console. 2) Click the gear on the top-right. 3) Under Advanced Settings, check the "Enable browser chrome and add-on debugging toolboxes" setting. 4) Close the web dev console and press CTRL+SHIFT+J 5) In the new window, paste this in and press enter: code:
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The hardware vsync stuff they did in Firefox 40 has dramatically increased the perception of how smooth the browser is. I am liking it very much. Scrolling is smooth and doesn't tear anymore. I dare say it feels as fast as Chrome does at this point.
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nnnotime posted:Just coming in to check on any issues with 40, since I auto-updated yesterday (on Windows 8.1, to version 40.0.2) and had terrible lag on many pages, especially pages with animations (like these forums). I have an Nvidia GTX 780 but not the latest drivers, as everything has been stable with my gaming apps since the last graphic drivers upgrade (running Nvidia driver version 377.48). It's already been fixed. They removed the driver from the blacklist. If your blacklist isn't updating, you can follow the instructions I wrote on the last page: http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?action=showpost&postid=448946874&forumid=22
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nnnotime posted:FYI, the order of instructions you listed does not match those on the Mozilla page you linked. Step 6 is supposed to occur after step 3. I didn't restart Firefox after doing step 3 and it worked fine for me. You will know it worked when the about :support page has "Direct2D Enabled" set to "true".
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Alec Eiffel posted:This may be the wrong place, but since uBlock Origin is in the thread title, I thought I'd ask. I whitelisted a website, but its ad displays still do not show up. Is it a uBlock Origin issue or a Firefox issue? Does whitelisting https://www.motherjones.com (for example) not whitelist the ads for the site because they're not hosted at that domain? Do you possibly have privacy.trackingprotection.enabled set to true in your about :config? I've noticed that most of the ads on that page don't load if it gets stuck loading some of the tracking stuff.
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Live Bookmarks are why I don't use Chrome. They have become such a huge part of my browsing habits by now and I haven't found anything on Chrome that matches the ease of use.
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Freakazoid_ posted:Two things: I have definitely noticed that freezing. I've seen comments that it is fixed in nightly, so you'll have to wait until Firefox 45. It still occurs for me in Firefox 44 beta.
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sick trigger posted:i also was experiencing this but it seems to have stopped happening as of a couple of days ago? i'm on 43.0.4, can't think of anything I did that might have fixed it though The longer you leave a tab open, the longer the delay will be once you scroll down to the gif. If you are reading your opened tabs right away, you won't notice it. However, if you are somebody like me who might open 10 tabs, read a couple, then read the rest an hour or two later, you'll have to deal with Firefox locking up on you for periods of time.
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mike12345 posted:The "choking on page full of gifs & multimedia" is annoying. But I never know if it's one of my plugins or not, so... Nah, it's just Firefox. It has lots of problems dealing with gifs and multimedia in general. Like, Firefox rendering speeds bottoming out if there is a tab open with an animated favicon. Or the long freezes if you leave a tab open with a large gif running. Multi-process (E10s) hides most of these problems, though, so Mozilla might just be delaying as long as possible so they don't have to bother with a bunch of these problems.
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If it is a font issue, do you perhaps have uBlock installed? There is an option in uBlock to block remote fonts.
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