firefox, wip/chromium feedback Was: firefox does not work ok 10 Stable

[Van Ly <van.ly%SDF.ORG@localhost>]

Robert Bagdan <kikadf.01%gmail.com@localhost> writes:


                        I would appreciate it if you could write feedback
> about your experience with chromium later.
>

wip/chromium-130 feels faster than the firefox-128 I had installed from
the binary package

aesthetically, I prefer the firefox ability to hide the scrollbars, I
couldn't find the setting to do this in chromium

I feel there should be an option in chromium to go fast low polygon on
widget UI/UX in settings, in other words, I prefer the firefox browser
tabs

the way chromium's setting pages for changing password recording feels
deceptively hidden, should be easy to disable everything and to enable
bit by bit

I'm able on both firefox and chromium to view plain and fancy eye candy
webpages, youtube video and audio just works, I don't think I needed
anything tricky to enable sound and guessed something is picking hdmi
from what web search results show

previously, while using chromium on linux x-forwarded to netbsd I
discovered a trick to hide all the web browser's widgets and in effect
see a fullframe of the content, see A, this ability is nice to have for
both browsers, the trick was 2 stage, hit f11 then use the ctwm zoom
toggle

=> http://sdf.org/~van.ly/img/web-browser-3-chromium-aeon.webp  A chromium fullframe content (not fullscreen, chromium widgets excluded)
=> http://sdf.org/~van.ly/img/web-browser-6-firefox-aeon.webp   B firefox widgets included
=> http://sdf.org/~van.ly/img/web-browser-9-chromium-aeon.webp  C chromium widgets included

lastly, in chromium the fontsize setting puts monospace font three size
steppings smaller than the rest of the fonts, I don't know if this is a
bug or a feature, in anycase it should be possible to adjust

-- 
vl