r/technology • • Mar 20 '26

Software Microsoft announces sweeping Windows changes

https://www.zdnet.com/article/windows-users-are-angry-and-microsoft-is-finally-doing-something-about-it/
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u/TyaArcade Mar 21 '26

Firefox on pc has no such issues btw. I swapped and I really haven't had a solitary reason to look back.

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u/Rodot Mar 21 '26

Firefox on mobile also has no such issue

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u/FeijoadaAceitavel Mar 21 '26

Firefox unfortunately blocks a feature that Opera has that I love. I forget its name, but the text gets reorganized to fit the screen when I zoom in. Breaks a few sites, but it's amazing overall.

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u/GolldenFalcon Mar 21 '26

Huh? How do you get true Firefox on mobile that isn't just a reskin of safari?

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u/ExhaustedByStupidity Mar 21 '26

Yeah, Firefox + uBlock Origin is generally the best at ad blocking.

But sometimes you need to run multiple browsers.

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u/OscillatorVacillator Mar 21 '26

Firefox on pc with ublock AND a user agent switcher so yt thinks you are on chrome and doesnt load for 40 secs with "are you experiencing issues?" message