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yendiTwo reasons I really hate Firefox today:
1. This:
That's after running for less than an hour. Admittedly, there were four zillion tabs open, but that's still insane. And I run Flashblock, so I can't throw this one at the feet of Adobe.
2. After restarting, I got the traditional "we can't restore everything, so pick some tabs to ignore" window, followed by the two buttons, one of which restores, the other of which starts a new session. Of course, the "new session" button is on the left, where the "ok/go/yes" buttons are in every other fucking webapp (see the LJ comment form, where "post" is on the left, or most of the Wordpress ones, etc). And no, there's no "confirm you don't want to lose eight thousand tabs" pop-up. And yes, I know it's user error, but for the love of god, why put that button there in the first place?
So, yeah. Lost about forty tabs, including a bunch I actually needed for work. Not happy.
3. Daylight Savings hits tomorrow night. I can't prove that Firefox is responsible for this, but I'm blaming them, anyway. You just know that someone associated with Mozilla has to be related to Ben Franklin.
1. This:
That's after running for less than an hour. Admittedly, there were four zillion tabs open, but that's still insane. And I run Flashblock, so I can't throw this one at the feet of Adobe.
2. After restarting, I got the traditional "we can't restore everything, so pick some tabs to ignore" window, followed by the two buttons, one of which restores, the other of which starts a new session. Of course, the "new session" button is on the left, where the "ok/go/yes" buttons are in every other fucking webapp (see the LJ comment form, where "post" is on the left, or most of the Wordpress ones, etc). And no, there's no "confirm you don't want to lose eight thousand tabs" pop-up. And yes, I know it's user error, but for the love of god, why put that button there in the first place?
So, yeah. Lost about forty tabs, including a bunch I actually needed for work. Not happy.
3. Daylight Savings hits tomorrow night. I can't prove that Firefox is responsible for this, but I'm blaming them, anyway. You just know that someone associated with Mozilla has to be related to Ben Franklin.