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jarkko

Jarkko Sakkinen

Edited 3 months ago
I already said this once but if you do your work in #GNOME, for most casual business use GNOME Web is a functional tool. And it has the #Firefox sync.

I turn Firefox on, only on my leisure time. The name rings to me like s.. night club in 1st place.... i.e. not something I should eagerly use for committing any business.

Has been pretty obvious equation in my case longer than the ad-gate.

It reminds to be seen ofc whether/if Mozilla starts to do same with Firefox as Google did with Chrome, i.e. I would not hold my breath of the sync feature working forever in this open manner.
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aria@hachyderm.io

Aria

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@jarkko Firefox sync doesn't work in GNOME web anymore and they don't support newer versions of web extensions, which makes a lot of extensions like my password manager not to work there either.

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jarkko

Jarkko Sakkinen

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@aria OK, that's unfortunate! But also expected, as Firefox follows the footsteps of Chrome.

Does not affect my workflow tho. I wonder how is the situation with Iceweasel.
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