>firefox is the only browser of the top 3 that actually blocks popups
>chrome allows everything to popup
>including the annoying "muh pc invected and encrypted call our number"
>which require u to kill the process ID in task manager
why is firefox's popup blocker still based?
this is true desu - i'd use firefox for popup-infested sites any day but my ca-certificates dont seem to be trusted by firefox no matter what i do
welp guess i have to use chromium
>>59567820
also its still the only browser with a multi-threaded download manager with DTA
fucking chrono manager has said one was in teh works for years now
>>59567837
Thats awesome dude, i didnt know that!
Also would you happen to know anything about getting firefox on linux to recognise system ca certificates that aren't on firefox's list?
thanks firefriendo
>>59567798
I would use ff but the web inspector is a joke. Crashes every five minutes.
>>59567873
sorry, whats that?
I tried using CCK2 a while back but it was so poorly designed
>>59567820
Firefox doesn't use Windows certs, they have to be imported into Firefox. Give that a try if you haven't
>>59567866
idk i just tell it to choose its own certs
>>59567927
my school has a netbox blue certificate that firefox doesnt like. i've tried importing the cert through the firefox settings but no mateer what i try every page loads without https and loads direct to the site with an untrusted security warning.
also im using linux but yeah this might actually be a windows cert dunno
but this cert is one of my linux root certificates which i trusted using the kleopatra appliction