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The Firefox browser now has a built-in page translator that works even without the Internet
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this post was submitted on 27 Sep 2023
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As a long term Firefox user, I've been disappointed with Mozilla's decisions in the recent years, but this is awesome. This is the kind of features Firefox should be receiving instead of useless UI changes.
As long as Mozilla remains committed to a free and open internet, I will remain a faithful firefox user.
Even if every update after this one is a useless UI change. :p
Are you saying you don't want a button that looks like a pinned tab that only lets you change between a handful of time-limited themes?
But at the very least you can remove it
Im saying I don’t care.
I open browser search and consume the results. I don’t care for what buttons it has or doesn’t. I’m just happy it’s not Chrome or Edge.
For a born again Firefox user, what decisions?
no PWA support
Or rather removing PWA support
No *full pwa support
no support
I'd agree with you, but then we'd both be wrong.
You can use a handful of add-ons with default Firefox for Android, otherwise you can use whatever add-ons you want in Firefox Nightly/Fennec/Iceraven through setting up collections. You can disable pull to refresh in settings.
...I like the tab button...
Firefox Android used to have an actual tabs bar? Interesting
I can't seem to find the setting. Is it not available for Firefox for Android (Fenix), do you know?
Yea probs not