Switching from Chrome to Firefox
Firefox is nice. But over time there are more and more things I need to configure to get a "good" browser experience.<p>Things I do:<p>- about:preferences#general > Startup > restore previous session<p>- about:preferences#general > Tabs > uncheck Ctrl+Tab cycle ...<p>- about:preferences#general > Downloads > always ask where to save<p>- about:preferences#home > Firefox Home Content > disable all except Top Sites<p>- about:preferences#privacy > Permission > Notification Settings > Block new requests<p>- about:preferences#privacy > Firefox Data Collection and Use > disable<p>- Set in about:config extensions.pocket.enabled to false<p>- Install the addons: uBlock Origin, Gesturefy, Firefox Multi-Account Containers<p>- I remove the home button<p>- I remove the sidebar button<p>- I reject every Firefox pop-up that wants me to enable Sync or whatever<p>The result is a decent browser, which doesn't get in my way. But I can understand that those steps are too many for casual users and can understand why a lot of people don't like the Internet. I wouldn't like it too, if I had to use default browser settings without an ad-blocker.