Which FF version should I use? Firefox Dev or Firefox Beta or Nightly?

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>>57836031
>Literally took them almost 7 months to upgrade from ESR 38.8 to 45.1.1

To answer your question unlike these autists, use nightly

>>57835917
>not using both nightly and dev to separate browsing

>>57836082
>>57836072
do the dev tools slow my browser down?

>>57836082
Just use different profiles then, or just containers.

>>57836031
wasted effort: the project

>>57836072
Dev is broken to shit for some purposes like using flash on /f/ and some other things, I've just found that it simply doesn't work as well as non dev Firefox

Also why use the dev browser if I have no reason for the dev tools

Best version of Firefox is honestly the normal Firefox browser

just compile after every push for guaranteed up-to-datedness

Why use a special one? Use the main one.

>>57836324
This. Compile from source daily master race reporting in.

>>57835917
None. Use a fork of FF. Pale Moon, Cyberfox, Waterfox, etc.

chrome

>>57838807
Why not just use Firefox instead of some special snowflake version?

I don't believe there's any legitimate reason to use one of those over the one put out by mozilla.

No significant difference in performance or stability has been found in Waterfox and cyber fox is just autistic as shit

The fact of the matter is any browser built from Firefox source code will always lag behind Firefox

And ALL of the issues people have with Firefox are kinda dumb. It has an ugly theme? Well that can be easily changed, unlike with chrome. You don't like pocket? Hiding the icon literally suppresses all pocket activity

Only two viable non special snowflake options are Firefox or nightly (and developer edition for developers) imo

>>57835917
ESR

>>57836406
sjw

Chromium

>>57838993
I disagree. If we consider the 64 bit builds, Waterfox is more refined than FF64bit as Waterfox is working on 64 bit for longer than FF. Cyberfox and other forks aren't as good. Frame drops.

Light browser is super fast and lighter FF fork but has WebRTC removed I think.

K-Meleon is ultra light and ultra fast FF fork but webpage ads don't render well and are displaced from their positions a bit. Also older FF 38 or 41 ESR inside I think.

>>57839012
This and pray for the mighty gods to give some brian cells for mozzarella devs to fix their shit when you have to update to their rusty mess.

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>>57835917
Stable or Nightly. Avoid Dev.

>>57835917
Dev. Avoid Stable or Nightly.