Firefox 41 integrates Free Built-in Instant Messaging and Video Chat to Your Browser

[Amiga500]

easy.
Download and install virtualbox and in we havestall the iso.
That is the nearest we have at the minute.

 

[kev216]

I agree with you entirely.
Firefox is quite an old browser now and i think that mozilla needs to seriously start thinking about building a browser from scratch.
Problem is they intend to implement sandboxing technology into a browser which was not originally designed for this.
Chrome had it easy because it was built from scratch with sandboxing incorporated.
For firefox as it now will be far more difficult.

That's true. Look at Opera for example. In 2013, they decided to drop the Presto engine, not because it was that bad, but because they needed to change things for every page itself, because lot's of things weren't displayed correctly. They switched to chromium and now they are further improving things. Lot's of people are complaining about features that are not present yet and that were there Opera 12, but it was just too bloated, crashed too much and it needed too much work to rewrite everything. They are implementing this again step by step, but the difference is that it is now much much more stable and faster.Firefox is going on the same path right now opera was before they switched the engine. I am not saying they should use chromium or do the same, but they seriously need to think about changing some 'background stuff', and not as I already said working on those extra 'gifts'. Also with the new layout they have (australis), they look newer and more 'up to date' or how do I have to say it, but behind the scenes, it is still the same, old stuff and that's what they also should update, but what they forget at the moment. They look more like chrome now, but in html5 for example or stability, they are way behind.

 

[Deleted member 178]

easy.
Download and install virtualbox and in we havestall the iso.
That is the nearest we have at the minute.

Done already, but i want it native ^^

 

[Amiga500]

Excellent post kevin and thanks.
On a side note palemoon seems to be going its own way with the implementation of its new rendering engine "goanna.".
On a personal level i see no major difference between how firefox handles html5 and chrome but this is based purely on the use of you-tube only.
But yes i agree with your thoughts on this.

 

[kev216]

On a side note palemoon seems to be going its own way with the implementation of its new rendering engine "goanna.".
On a personal level i see no major difference between how firefox handles html5 and chrome but this is based purely on the use of you-tube only.

Thanks Amiga500.
When you look html5-test for example, chrome scores 526 points and firefox only 467 and that's one example. On steam for example you can't watch livestreams in FF, in chrome and Opera you can etc. The devs of palemoon understand that a change is needed, FF devs not unfortunately. I was a big fan of firefox about two years ago, but one of the main reasons that I left and never used it ever since is because of the path they are going. If they don't do anything, the other gecko-based browsers will destroy them (or at least take of lot of potential and current users away from it).

 

[ramonjosegn]

Or you could use Cyberfox which has an option to disable WebRTC built in.

I am testing but render some pages very poor, for example the Addons Firefox page!!