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> I encounter a glitchy or poorly performing page
When you have the time, you should note it here: https://webcompat.com/
> The slowness and slugishness.
Mozilla has a nice tool to help identify sources of "slowness and slugishness"[1], you may want to give it a try -- oftentimes it's found that the issue is not Firefox itself, but some extensions, external processes, or undue modifications in `about:config`.
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[1] https://profiler.firefox.com/
I didn't care much for these entire UI revamps, so I wrote a much simpler one: https://github.com/arp242/MartinFox
2174 lines of CSS vs. 53 lines :-)
I don't overly care how every pixel looks or what the icon is and such; I just want my tabs to have some contrast.
I use and forked SurfingKeys on Chrome https://github.com/hbt/Surfingkeys
Calling tridactyl a replacement for vimperator ignores all the features and extensive customization available through the old Firefox API.
No, there is subset of features available for Chrome with the same name. You don't get quite few important privacy features.
https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/uBlock-Origin-works-b...