(In reply to panzi from comment #22)
> > Call these bad websites, and try outreach/education
>
> How do I call Google? Also since they haven't fixed it until now, I doubt
> they ever will. Is there some hack to make it work? An user script?
That was supposed to be "call out", sorry!
Google Maps
Created attachment 9194895
Bug 1678652 - Disable failIfMajorPerformanceCaveat by default.
The goal of the WebGL Working Group was for failIfMajorPerformanceCaveat
to allow websites to make better choices about which content to serve to
users, ideally via offering a choice to users.
I no longer
The goal of the WebGL Working Group was for failIfMajorPerformanceCaveat
to allow websites to make better choices about which content to serve to
users, ideally via offering a choice to users.
I no longer think that this is useful here, or rather it's only ever
useful in the very narrow case:
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Title:
Firefox 83 Breaks WebGL
Status in Mozilla Firefox:
The system unfortunately does (probably) have a performance caveat,
because we've included "readback required for compositing" as a caveat,
which is a long-time issue on Linux for us.
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(In reply to Pat Suwalski from comment #20)
> (In reply to Jeff Gilbert [:jgilbert] from comment #19)
> > Honestly at this point I'm tending towards #2.
> > Websites had the chance to handle this well and they have bungled it, so I
> > think we should disable failIfM
Honestly at this point I'm tending towards #2.
Websites had the chance to handle this well and they have bungled it, so I
think we should disable failIfMajorPerformanceCaveat as it stands today.
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After bug 1680595, it should be more clear to (power) users what they
can do to mitigate this.
Functionality here is, I think, working as intended now. Unfortunately
the specified behavior causes certain websites (which arguably may have
made poor choices) work worse for our users, whereas before
(In reply to michaelspohn from comment #8)
> (In reply to michaelspohn from comment #7)
> > (In reply to Pat Suwalski from comment #6)
> > > Can you guys try the Firefox 84b2 build? I tried it from the tarball and
> > > it worked perfectly.
> >
> > No change, still broken on Windows 10...
>
>
Confirmed on my Ubuntu HD630 machine.
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Title:
firefox 57 does
I don't know. Matt? Can you route this to someone to provide direction
towards a solution, or establish WONTFIX?
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Title:
"Warn on
Created attachment 594216
Don't disable warn-on-quit when using session restore
I'm not that comfortable with this part of the codebase, but this seems
like a fairly trivial fix.
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Comment on attachment 594216
Don't disable warn-on-quit when using session restore
This seems fairly simple, but I can currently only test on Windows. The
concerned platforms for this bug (IIRC) are mac and linux, so those need
a brief test.
Try push at:
Huh, I guess I hadn't CC'd myself here.
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Title:
"Warn on closing with multiple tabs open" not honored
Status in Mozilla Firefox:
Created attachment 594363
Don't disable warn-on-quit when session restore is enabled
Thanks Gavin. That looks like the case.
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