Firefox 65.0 released
Recently switched from chromium to Firefox. Very pleased with its performance.<p>Android Firefox demolishes chrome too but probably just because I no longer need to download and render all the ads (thanks ublock.)<p>While I was at it I also took the chance to migrate passwords out of Google land into Bitwarden.<p>Session restore is amazing, my .cache is tmpfs but it still manages to instantly recover all my tabs on reboot. Tabs are addictive in FF and don't have the same usage constraints like in chrome.<p>The container system for managing different developer/test/personal profiles is a dream. No longer have to worry about Slack links opening in whatever random chrome instance had focus last. (Back up your user data, sync on these container settings doesn't work - yet)<p>Also enjoying different proxy profiles per Firefox profile as well.<p>Yes,<p>Work profile + work containers + works SSH tunnel proxy.<p>Personal profile + personal containers + NordVPN.<p>Passwords managed by bitwarden and  any required crossover is shared via a private organisation. This gives me minimal work access on my phone, and minimal private passwords on my work profile.(GitHub/stack overflow)<p>It's kind of complicated but it's such a quality of life change coming from 20 odd chrome profiles and the nasty sync issues that ensues. Most people can probably get by with a single profile. I just have multiple systems and need to keep work stuff separate but end up using work laptop as a daily driver most of the time.