So I'm not the only one unhappy with FF superuser.com/a/1256800/355140

This is why I do not like a reliance on blend files.

Yes blend files have a place, but they can not be the whole answer.

That is just a link only answer.

@m.ardito you were 100% right about that one. Don't let his comments bother you. (I deleted them)

@David I'm fine with sticking with this version forever XD

@X-27 57 is actually a huge improvement though

It's converted me from being a chrome user back to firefox

It's a lot faster

And it feels smooth

All around, I'm a huge fan

@TARDISMaker

I think I'll stay at 56 for now...

@X-27 addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ublock-origin/?src=ss

I think I'll stay on 57+ :P

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using firefox atm

The one thing I miss is my session manager

@VRM For switching google accounts?

Or accounts in general?

Firefox does have something like that

It's on by default for dev

But you can enable it with a command line flag for normal builds as well

Plus they have thier containers test pilot experiment

@TARDISMaker For closing and reopening

@VRM could you elaborate please?

I'm not sure how . . .

Okay...

I'm having trouble figuring out the relationship between session manager and closing and reopening...

The purpose of a session manager is saving sessions so you can restore them . . .

Oh, okay

So you want to be able to save multiple and then open them again later on?

There's always the option to have it open the tabs you had when you last closed it, but I don't think that's what you're looking for

I want it to automatically save the last session in case of crashes, automatic restarts, need to relaunch because it became unresponsive, etc

@TARDISMaker Firefox isn't giving me the restore tabs option

@VRM For me, it's in the settings, under "when firefox starts"

It's the last option

ok I'll check

Show windows and tabs from last time

on by default in chrome so didn't think it was possible

Oh, okay

What OS are you on?

Arch linux

hmm. On ubuntu I'm not seeing a clear settings tab

It's called preferences

It's either a button or a drop-down option (in the hamburger) depending on your version

I'm not seeing anything about restoring tabs

What happens when firefox crashes?

wtf

ended up finding it

Okay, cool

@David you're still on vista?

I think we need to try harder getting you on linux :P

holy moly, get off vista

^^

@David thanks for this comment, but I'm in no way bothered by this... I was just trying to let him improve his own answer... now there is no answer anymore, though, and that is a bit sad...