Google to restrict modern ad blocking Chrome extensions to enterprise users
Slightly off topic, I'm finding it very disingenuous that people in this thread(and any other threads that come up about Firefox) have <i>actually</i> had significant performance issues with Firefox.  No bugs that are noteworthy, sans that fiasco with the expired certificate that disabled addons briefly.<p>I've been using Firefox since "quantum" on both my MacBooks(one of which is old AF) and on Linux.  I've yet to have problems playing video, streaming, or anything of the sort.  I keep tons of tabs open.  I just can't really say anything wrong about Firefox at this point.<p>It was once the case that Firefox had significant disadvantages in contrast to Chrome, but now the only reason I have to still keep Chrome installed is when work forces me to use some Google-proprietary page that doesn't work in other browsers.<p>If you had problems with Firefox 2 years ago, try it again before bringing up performance when people are considering it as an alternative to deleting Chrome.  The more people who uninstall Chrome, the better.