Indeed, but tags are not available in Firefox for Android, if I’m not mistaken.

Check out Simple Gestures. Not perfect, but works decently.

Thanks, good to know.

Thanks, good to know.

Seems like you have the technical background to further investigate this 🙃.

Good to know it happens on Instagram as well.

Thanks, maybe I will. It could be a problem on the side of LinkedIn too of course.

That was already possible for some time, actually. Glad you like it.

I know, but still, you don’t point people to the code that is vulnerable for attacks. If you want to know more, you need to look on Bugzilla by yourself.

Maybe because it makes no sense to tell people about vulnerabilities in the code (even if they were fixed)?

Certainly. It’s really important to have as many people as possible using a different browser engine (Gecko) in this Chromium-dominated world.
And … uBlock Origin works the best on Firefox (https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/uBlock-Origin-works-best-on-Firefox).

I was asking a sincere question. Am I not allowed to do so in your opinion?

I am a BIG Firefox fan, but I do wonder why there have been so little new features in the 2023 releases.
Yes, working on a migration wizard and search improvements are nice, but these won’t spark real excitement within the community.

In the meantime, people are posting many interesting ideas on Mozilla Connect and giving the Tab Grouping feature 1600+ votes.
Why doesn’t the Firefox team pick one of these to work on?
It really feels like Firefox has entered maintenance mode. Quite sad to see when you remember the great stuff that was built in the previous years.

Where’s the roadmap, the vision, the enthusiasm?

Agree with OP.

I’ve posted original content on subreddits meant for people with mental disorders. I also helped people find solutions for software-related problems. I don’t feel that screwing them over to make a statement to Reddit’s CEO is the right way to go.

I plan to delete my Reddit account and avoid visiting the site as much as I can. If enough people do the same thing and use alternatives instead, that’s enough of a statement to me.

r/InternetIsBeautiful