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2010-01-28
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#152
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mhm... how about flash-abilities?
is microb still the best way to go?
is microb still the best way to go?
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2010-01-28
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#153
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Originally Posted by Lacedaemon
Hey i no this is a dum question but what is the plugin called ?? Thanks
You can enable it on about:config
Find the plugin.disable & plugin.default_plugin_disabled parameters which are set to true and set them to false(highlight and hit enter)
Then restart Firefox.
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2010-01-28
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The worst browser i ever use in my life: FIREFOX. Yep! Might as well call it TurtleFOX...it is extremely slow. Geez..how long does it take them to make any progress? According to the pace they're heading...it'll take them at least a year to make any progress...seriously!
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2010-01-28
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#155
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FFox mobile is POS. Port Opera as a decent alternative to microB.
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2010-01-28
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Are there any reasons to install this?
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2010-01-28
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It starts slower compared to MicroB but I cant say it is slower in browsing or scrolling any more. It is huge step compared to previous version. I had to wait up to 10 seconds after wipe before it started to scroll.
I decided play with it for a while. Will see how it feels. Maybe it will be slow again if I find out how to turn on the flash.
Last edited by lendurhenry; 2010-01-28 at 16:50.
I decided play with it for a while. Will see how it feels. Maybe it will be slow again if I find out how to turn on the flash.
Last edited by lendurhenry; 2010-01-28 at 16:50.
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2010-01-28
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Wow, what an improvement!
Navigating through Firefox speed and especially page loading speed is greatly improved and is now better than in MicroB. It still has some performance problems on complex pages (Engadget), but it doesn't crash, just freezes for a few seconds. And I'm talking with flash enabled. So with an option to manually play a certain flash object in a webpage it would have been awesome (faster browsing + ad filter).
Startup time is still slow, but keep in mind that MicroB's browserd daemon is always running in the background thus providing faster startup times (majority of data is already in ram). I think that Firefox should implement a similar feature. Flash (eMMC or 256MB one) is too slow for a program like that (and obviously, for MicroB too).
I have also tested flash performance on YouTube and Firefox wins in this category too. Videos are smooth, flash is responsive. It's the first time that I've seen live flash video playing in dashboard's thumbnail smoothly.
Overall, Firefox/Fennec 1.0 has brought great improvements and I like the developing speed. Also, I think that zooming method (with spirals/circles AND with volume hardware buttons) should be just copied from MicroB. But Firefox still needs some polishment. So I will still use MicroB for majority of browsing, but I'm happily looking forward to replace it with Firefox, hopefully with 1.0.1.
Navigating through Firefox speed and especially page loading speed is greatly improved and is now better than in MicroB. It still has some performance problems on complex pages (Engadget), but it doesn't crash, just freezes for a few seconds. And I'm talking with flash enabled. So with an option to manually play a certain flash object in a webpage it would have been awesome (faster browsing + ad filter).
Startup time is still slow, but keep in mind that MicroB's browserd daemon is always running in the background thus providing faster startup times (majority of data is already in ram). I think that Firefox should implement a similar feature. Flash (eMMC or 256MB one) is too slow for a program like that (and obviously, for MicroB too).
I have also tested flash performance on YouTube and Firefox wins in this category too. Videos are smooth, flash is responsive. It's the first time that I've seen live flash video playing in dashboard's thumbnail smoothly.
Overall, Firefox/Fennec 1.0 has brought great improvements and I like the developing speed. Also, I think that zooming method (with spirals/circles AND with volume hardware buttons) should be just copied from MicroB. But Firefox still needs some polishment. So I will still use MicroB for majority of browsing, but I'm happily looking forward to replace it with Firefox, hopefully with 1.0.1.
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2010-01-28
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Its much faster this time. Its actually a real alternative now, in terms of responsive GUI n stuff like that. Love the weave future!
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2010-01-28
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#160
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Is there a plugin that let me use mplayer as defaultplayer on mediacontent instead of default mediaplayer?
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