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WebFlow Design In Firefox and other browsers
jwhuffman (Justin Huffman) 12
After further looking into this, I’m not sure this is even possible. One of the reasons I disliked using chrome in Linux, is because it was extremely intrusive, and did not integrate well with my system’s window manager, especially if the window manager I was using was not the distribution’s default.
I’m pretty sure that scroll bars on application windows are implemented at this level of the operating system, and such a feature would require finding a way to override the system’s scroll-bar for every window manager that Firefox supports. Not only would this require a massive amount of effort, but it would also frustrate users who like their scroll bar to match on all of their application windows (such as myself).
Just for a frame of reference, here is a list of window managers that Arch Linux supports: eunic-brussels.eu
jaidenleach (Jaiden Leach) 13
I believe @callmevlad edited that link in, as it isn’t even showing on my account as a link for some reason but yes it was to do with the scroll bar, but it has to do with changing the in-browser styling of it… People use to colour the website scrollbar all the time even back in the days of Windows 98 (it was hideous lol, but done often). Definitely something that is done and found in many web apps nowadays. Not doing so in Webflow may have a negative impact in my opinion for many non-Mac users (Mac auto hides the scrollbar), as It’s way nicer to have a scrollbar in the design panel, site area, and add panel, that only shows up when you need it, versus one that is present all the time when you’re trying to design.
jwhuffman (Justin Huffman) 14
Okay, I see what you are saying, and I imagine that might be more doable, but I lack the knowledge on how exactly it’s currently implemented in order to be sure. Unfortunately, it appears that I cannot save my site while using Firefox. If I were to design a site in Chrome, could I at least trust that others could view it using non-Webkit browsers, such as Firefox? If not, I would not be able to use WebFlow to design my site, no matter how much I like it otherwise.
Also, it appears there are jquery plugins which allow customization of in-window scroll bars. Would it be possible to switch over to those, so as to restore compatibility with non-Webkit browsers?
jaidenleach (Jaiden Leach) 15
Hey, yea Webflow is compatible with all modern browsers wherever possible according to their limits, just the designer itself is required to be used in chrome (check out the second section on this page). @cyberdave or @callmevlad may be able to provide feedback on the the request of bringing the designer to non-Webkit browsers.
Bill
We have spent untold hours creating a website in Webflow and have just discovered that, after exporting and publishing the code on our domain, our new website works just fine in IE, Chrome, and Safari but is totally useless in Firefox. Dropdown menus don’t drop down, sliders don’t slide, and tabs don’t function. Are we doing something wrong or is this a Webflow and/or Firefox issue? When we signed up for Webflow there was no mention that it is incompatible with one of the top browsers. Does anybody know definitely why this is happening?
Matty (Matt) 17
Hello Bill,
Only the design screen is not compatible with Firefox, your actually website design its self should work just fine.
Can you share your preview link so we can take a look?
thunder (Dan) 18
Scrollbars are not generally implemented by the window manager, but by the toolkit (e.g., gtk+, etc). In the case of Firefox, it’s way more complicated than it ought to be, because of the decades of legacy code and cross-platform abstractions it has.
This is sadly a case where this isn’t a burning issue as seen by Fx devs, specially when they consider that (a) it is not standardized, and (b) it’s a lot of work given Fx source cruft. But Webflow considers it essential, so it blocks Firefox. And because Fx market share isn’t what it used to be, they can get away with it.
Sad state of affairs. I get Webflow devs want consistency and good looks, but standards matter. Remember the days? That sucked, right? Let’s not go back to “Best viewed in IE” please.
aegnorkeil19
Any follow up on this? I just realized today that Firefox is incompatible with Webflow and it would be great to see where we stand with this.
discovoador (Edgar) 20
I’m working with Webflow in Vivaldi since a week and its great. It became my default browser.
coolest_vlad (Vlad Radchenko) 21
Same here, went with Vivaldi a couple days ago and now stick with Vivaldi.
discovoador (Edgar) 22
There is only one problem with Vivaldi and Webflow, when I press delete or back on the keyboard (mac) to delete any item, the page reloads and send me to the dashboard. Are you having that #VLADinSACRAMENTO ?
coolest_vlad (Vlad Radchenko) 23
@discovoador You beat me to it! I noticed this problem about 3 days back but haven’t had time to report it to the Forum. But yes, I have the same problem and it gets annoying when this happens. But to make sure it wasn’t a bug in Webflow I went to another site and pressed “back” and it took me a step back. So it is the browser Vivaldi by default that is doing this. But yes, if you are using Vivaldi, it could get annoying.
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coolest_vlad (Vlad Radchenko) 24
@discovoador I have found the solution to get rid of this. Make sure to check out my post in the description below. This should fix your problem.
Top 20 Essential Firefox Add-ons for Web Designers
The Best Firefox Add-ons for Web Designers
Mozilla Firefox is a very popular browser, especially among web designers and developers. These days, with such a crowded field, staying at the top of the browser heap takes a lot of work. One of the factors that make Firefox so well-liked is the huge library of great extensions that enhance your browsing experience.
Among the massive list of add-ons, many are vital to web designers and developers. If used, it will make your workflow quicker and more productive. Let’s look at our top20 essential Firefox extensions for web designers.
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TheWeb DeveloperFirefox extension for web designers extends Mozilla Firefox by adding a toolbar with various options for working with web pages. For example, it has an option to inspect CSS styles of page elements that will tell you what CSS attributes they have, and which styles affect them.
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As one of the best Firefox addons for web designers, SeoQuake will help you in optimizing your web pages for search engines. It gives you an SeoBar that has loads of useful SEO-related options for you to take advantage of. This extension will assist you in identifying issues pertaining to search engine indexing in your web pages.
3. Window Resizer
Window Resizercomes in handy for testing different screen sizes and monitors resolutions. It quickly and accurately resizes Firefox’s viewport so that you can test to see how your design looks in standard resolution sizes.
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FireShotis a Firefox add-on for web designers that creates screenshots of your web page. What is unique about this plugin is that it gives you a set of editing and annotation tools for working with your screenshots. This can be a handy extension to have for presenting your work in your portfolio.
5. Firebug
Firebugis considered to be the ultimate developer’s tool for Firefox. You are given a ton of web development tools to use from within your browser. You can explore, edit, debug, and monitor CSS, HTML, and JavaScript in real-time on any web page.
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TheGreasemonkeyFirefox add-on enables you to modify how a web page looks and works by using small snippets of JavaScript. There are hundreds of scripts that you can download to enhance this add-on.
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ColorZillais an incredibly simple extension for Firefox. If you’ve ever wanted to determine what colors are used on a web page, ColorZilla is the tool for the job. It adds an eyedropper icon to the bottom-left corner of Firefox.
8. FireFTP
FireFTPis a streamlined Firefox extension for uploading files to a server. It offers several advantages to standalone FTP applications, such as its operating system-independent requirements. This browser add-on has all the features you would expect from standalone apps.
9. IE Tab
This great add-on for web developers allows you to switch back and forth from IE and Firefox layout engines with a click of a button. This permits you to test and compare how each browser renders your web pages without having to leave Firefox or install IE(vil).
Palette Grabber
This add-on will build color themes that are exportable to popular graphic-editing software such as Photoshop, Paint Shop Pro, GIMP, Fireworks, and eunic-brussels.eu of the web page you’re currently viewing.
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With this Firefox add-on for web developers, you can highlight any text on a page to find out CSS styling information about that highlighted block of text.
Total Validator
This Firefox extension for web developers is an all-in-one validation tool that will check HTML, links, take screenshots and do a lot more. It also performs accessibility validation (WCAG, US), broken link checking, spell checking (in five different languages), and take screen captures via different web browsers and operating systems to see how your web pages look.
Platypus
Hands down,Platypusis one of the best Firefox extensions for modifying a web page. It works with Greasemonkey as a sort of WYSIWYG and it will remember your edits when you visit the web page again. You can use it to experiment with different variations of a web design.
Dummy Lipsum
An add-on with a very simple purpose,Dummy LipsumgeneratesLorem Ipsumdummy text for you to use in your designs.
页面Diff
页面Diffis an add-on that helps web developers and designers see HTML source code differences between web pages. This is helpful for finding code irregularities or differences that will enable you to debug rendering issues.
Aardvark
Aardvark, aimed at front-end web developers, let’s you select web page elements and gives you several options for them, such as removing them from the web page (great for screen shots) or modifying their colors (helpful when printing web pages).
Codetch
Codetchis a WYSIWYG editor add-on that allows you to edit web pages directly in Firefox. The interface is modeled after Dreamweaver (but thankfully, the price is not).
Measure It
Measure Itis an add-on that gives you a built-in ruler for measuring web page elements. It’s great for figuring out dimensions of things on a web page.
YSlow
YSlowis a web browser utility that benchmarks a web page’s front-end design performance. It will assist you in optimizing your web designs for fast response times by identifying performance issues.
CSSViewer
CSSViewerallows you to inspect CSS properties on a web page that you’re viewing. It’s a great way to study styles that you’ve seen on websites to learn CSS development techniques.
What Firefox Addons for web designers do you use?
Why do you use them?
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WebFlow Design In Firefox and other browsers
nvrau (nvrau) 1
Is there any work-in-progress for the WebFlow design/development tools to be compatible within Firefox?
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jaidenleach (Jaiden Leach) 3
If I remember correctly the reason Firefox doesnt work is actually Mozilla’s fault… I believe there’s a bug to do with scroll bars that needs to be addressed before Webflow could work in firefox. Right now WebKit browsers are all that works perfectly, so chrome and safari.
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elenderg (Elender Góis Gallas) 4
use “user agent switcher” for firefox. i think it would work…
nvrau (nvrau) 5
Thanks for sharing.
Is the “user agent switcher” an add-on or a built-in feature within FF? I tried adding an add-on but they didn’t seem to work.
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thunder (Dan) 6
Reviving this old thread… I’ve just switched back to Firefox and am shocked to find that the Webflow designer doesn’t support it. Can someone elaborate what the problem is? Is there a Mozilla bug filed for it?
jwhuffman (Justin Huffman) 7
I am also curious as to why this is.
@jaidenleach Can you confirm whether or not this is Mozilla’s fault? A link to a Mozilla bug report would be helpful for those who wish to know if the problem has been resolved.
@PixelGeek There are several reasons to use Firefox instead of Chrome, but I won’t get into all of them right here. The main reason for me is that Firefox, as a truly open-source project, is ubiquitous across nearly every device and operating system known to man. I have it installed on my phone (running stock Android), tablet (same), laptop (running Arch Linux), and desktop (running Windows ), and I have yet to encounter any major issues on any of them, other than this one. I have tried Chrome on Linux before, yet the integration was sub-par, and actually caused unsupported browser issues on multiple occasions. I have yet to have this issue with Firefox until now.
jaidenleach (Jaiden Leach) 8
It was a Mozilla bug for the specific issue people were experiencing with the webflow designer scrollbars, but that was quite a while ago I’m afraid I don’t have that info any longer, I actually found it on a forum post way back when I think. I do not personally use firefox so not sure if there are still any known issues.
@pixelgeek or @cyberdave may be aware.
Chrome is usually the go to because it is often the first to implement the latest technologies (important for a web app like webflow) to the best of their standards and often has had the most reliable rendering in line with web standards. I do understand your desire for firefox of course
jwhuffman (Justin Huffman) 9
Thank you for the quick reply, I’ve yet to run into any actual issues so far, I’ve just had the pop-up tell me that my browser wasn’t supported.
From looking at HTML5test - How well does your browser support HTML5?, there appears to be only a few HTML 5 standards that Firefox does not support that both Chrome and Safari do.
These are:
- Keygen field
- Label property on fields
- dirName attribute on fields
- Speech synthesis
- Ellipse support
- Web SQL Database
Of these, the following seem to be the most likely blockers:
- Label property on fields
- dirName attribute on fields
- Ellipse support
Do any of these sound like they are necessary for Webflow to function?
jaidenleach (Jaiden Leach) 10
Yea you bet! Hmm not sure, the only ones that pop at me as possibilities are Label property on fields, and ellipse support.
jwhuffman (Justin Huffman) 11
Just saw the link you edited in. So, if I understand the situation correctly, there is a non-standard CSS feature that allows you to edit the look of the scroll bar, which both Safari and Chrome support, which you deem essential, and wish Firefox supported as well?
jwhuffman (Justin Huffman) 12
After further looking into this, I’m not sure this is even possible. One of the reasons I disliked using chrome in Linux, is because it was extremely intrusive, and did not integrate well with my system’s window manager, especially if the window manager I was using was not the distribution’s default.
I’m pretty sure that scroll bars on application windows are implemented at this level of the operating system, and such a feature would require finding a way to override the system’s scroll-bar for every window manager that Firefox supports. Not only would this require a massive amount of effort, but it would also frustrate users who like their scroll bar to match on all of their application windows (such as myself).
Just for a frame of reference, here is a list of window managers that Arch Linux supports: eunic-brussels.eu
jaidenleach (Jaiden Leach) 13
I believe @callmevlad edited that link in, as it isn’t even showing on my account as a link for some reason but yes it was to do with the scroll bar, but it has to do with changing the in-browser styling of it… People use to colour the website scrollbar all the time even back in the days of Windows 98 (it was hideous lol, but done often). Definitely something that is done and found in many web apps nowadays. Not doing so in Webflow may have a negative impact in my opinion for many non-Mac users (Mac auto hides the scrollbar), as It’s way nicer to have a scrollbar in the design panel, site area, and add panel, that only shows up when you need it, versus one that is present all the time when you’re trying to design.
jwhuffman (Justin Huffman) 14
Okay, I see what you are saying, and I imagine that might be more doable, but I lack the knowledge on how exactly it’s currently implemented in order to be sure. Unfortunately, it appears that I cannot save my site while using Firefox. If I were to design a site in Chrome, could I at least trust that others could view it using non-Webkit browsers, such as Firefox? If not, I would not be able to use WebFlow to design my site, no matter how much I like it otherwise.
Also, it appears there are jquery plugins which allow customization of in-window scroll bars. Would it be possible to switch over to those, so as to restore compatibility with non-Webkit browsers?
jaidenleach (Jaiden Leach) 15
Hey, yea Webflow is compatible with all modern browsers wherever possible according to their limits, just the designer itself is required to be used in chrome (check out the second section on this page). @cyberdave or @callmevlad may be able to provide feedback on the the request of bringing the designer to non-Webkit browsers.
Bill
We have spent untold hours creating a website in Webflow and have just discovered that, after exporting and publishing the code on our domain, our new website works just fine in IE, Chrome, and Safari but is totally useless in Firefox. Dropdown menus don’t drop down, sliders don’t slide, and tabs don’t function. Are we doing something wrong or is this a Webflow and/or Firefox issue? When we signed up for Webflow there was no mention that it is incompatible with one of the top browsers. Does anybody know definitely why this is happening?
Matty (Matt) 17
Hello Bill,
Only the design screen is not compatible with Firefox, your actually website design its self should work just fine.
Can you share your preview link so we can take a look?
thunder (Dan) 18
Scrollbars are not generally implemented by the window manager, but by the toolkit (e.g., gtk+, etc). In the case of Firefox, it’s way more complicated than it ought to be, because of the decades of legacy code and cross-platform abstractions it has.
This is sadly a case where this isn’t a burning issue as seen by Fx devs, specially when they consider that (a) it is not standardized, and (b) it’s a lot of work given Fx source cruft. But Webflow considers it essential, so it blocks Firefox. And because Fx market share isn’t what it used to be, they can get away with it.
Sad state of affairs. I get Webflow devs want consistency and good looks, but standards matter. Remember the days? That sucked, right? Let’s not go back to “Best viewed in IE” please.
aegnorkeil19
Any follow up on this? I just realized today that Firefox is incompatible with Webflow and it would be great to see where we stand with this.
discovoador (Edgar) 20
I’m working with Webflow in Vivaldi since a week and its great. It became my default browser.
coolest_vlad (Vlad Radchenko) 21
Same here, went with Vivaldi a couple days ago and now stick with Vivaldi.
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The latest Firefox update, version , introduces a significant improvement to the Picture-in-Picture feature. Users can now rewind, check video duration, and switch to full-screen mode with ease on the most popular video websites. This enhancement provides a smoother and more enjoyable video-watching experience within the browser.
Improved Address Bar Search Functionality
Firefox's address bar has long been a convenient search tool, and with the latest update, it becomes even more user-friendly. Now, users can see their search terms and refine them while viewing the results without any additional scrolling. Additionally, a new result menu makes it easier to remove history results and dismiss sponsored Firefox Suggest entries.
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Private windows in Firefox now offer better protection by blocking third-party cookies and storage of content trackers. This ensures a more secure browsing experience for users who value their privacy and want to keep their online activities discreet.
Stronger Auto-Generated Passwords
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Redesigned Accessibility Engine for Improved Performance
The latest update introduces a redesigned accessibility engine, offering significant improvements in speed, responsiveness, and stability when used with screen readers, certain accessibility software, East Asian input methods, enterprise single sign-on software, and other applications that utilize accessibility frameworks. This enhancement ensures a more seamless browsing experience for users with specific accessibility needs.
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Drag-and-Drop Support for Microsoft Outlook Files
Fulfilling a year-old feature request, Firefox now supports dragging and dropping files directly from Microsoft Outlook, thanks to the efforts of volunteer contributor Marco Spiess. This addition simplifies the process of transferring files between the email client and the browser, enhancing productivity and convenience.
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Recently I have begun to use Vivaldi and everything is great. The UI is fantastic along with everything else. Except one little thing that can become an annoyance occasionally. When you have to delete a item or Div for example. You can not simple
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discovoador (Edgar) 25
@VLADinSACRAMENTO - Got it! On the Preferences from Vivaldi at Keyboard > Full Keyboard Access we should mark “Inherit from system Preferences”. Them we can use the delete or back button in Webflow. See attached.
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coolest_vlad (Vlad Radchenko) 26
@discovoador Great! Now that we have that out of the way… lets “Make the web beautiful” - Pixel Geek. If you experience any more problems with Vivaldi regarding Webflow be sure to visit the post above or don’t be afraid to PM me. I will be glad to look into it.
aegnorkeil27
Very nice find regarding Vivaldi, I have started using it, had the same delete issues, and found a way to deal with commands.
That said, the only downside I see with the browser is that it does not (seem) to permit a responsive design window for Inspector Tool, has anyone found a way to access it or an alternative to it?
sabanna (Anna) 28
Nope… unfortunately seems they did not activate some functions. Ctrl+Shift+M should activate Toggle Device mode, but Vivaldi doesn’t have that Shortcode. Not sure if it is possible to add this from user side.
Lindapham (Linda Pham) 31
Hi Everyone. Opening up this very old thread, but check this out. While we’re not providing support for Firefox officially, you’re all free to try it out. Report bugs in the experimental browsers forum category to help us figure out what we’ll need to do once we’re ready.
If you’ve tried using the Designer in Firefox, you’ve seen a message that lets you know your site’s changes won’t be saved — instead advising you to use Chrome or Safari. For many of you, this has prompted the question, “what gives?” Well, here’s what gives: when we began work on the Designer, we ran into an old scrollbar issue (and a few others) in Firefox that made things go a bit haywire. But, as our founder Vlad (the guy who built the first iteration of the Designer) has written: We now h…
Firefox🦊 is the best browser for web-developers 💻🐱👤
Hello all😊👋
In this article, I am going to tell you guys why Firefox is the best browser for web-developers to date in deep🌊👓⤵🔥.
- Basic Intro
- Benefits and Features of Firefox
- How I contributed to eunic-brussels.eu using firefox Devtools🔥
Basic Intro
According to Google Searches also Firefox is the best browser for web-developers. and why that is a true detailed description with practical examples you can find in this article⤵ stay tuned for bonus tips too.
Mozilla Firefox is a free and open-source web browser developed by the Mozilla Foundation which is available on all well known operating systems.
You can use two versions of Firefox
- Firefox Developer Edition
- Firefox Firefox usesSpiderMonkey is the code name for the first JavaScript engine, written by Brendan Eich at Netscape Communications, later released as open-source and currently maintained by the Mozilla Foundation.
Benefits and Features of firefox
Firefox is the best choice for both web developers and their viewers, because it offers the most reliable performance, even with many tabs open(it takes less RAM and CPU usage compare to the chrome according to my 2 years of experience with firefox and many forums also agree that😊), the most consistent standards-compliant rendering and Javascript functioning across all desktop/laptop platforms, and the most democratic transparent open-source software development community, resulting in browser software which is much less likely to contain malware. Firefox is the only major browser that is truly open source, maintained by all opensource contributors. Firefox is also better than other major browsers because it is available in its native form on all platforms. Firefox renders and performs reliably on all platforms.
We can customize the firefox browser UI in our own way⤵
After opening the customize tab we can customize search box themes/tabs/tools/flexible search box view like⤵
and firefox is having many other inbuilt tools also.
this type of facility is not available on chrome etc browsers.
Firefox is opensource and it is the best-secured browser to date and it looks for Data breaches and blocks the trackers automatically inbuilt tools are there for maintaining users' security.
You can use Firefox dev-tools using on windows and on mac using .
FireFox Developer Edition
Among developers, Firefox is probably the world’s most popular browser.
On it’s own, Firefox is a pretty powerful browser. Deemed a lot faster than the average web browser, Firefox helps you to track down information and create stunning websites in a fraction of the time of something like Edge.
However, if you really want to get the next-level Firefox experience, then it’s worth upgrading to Firefox’s own developer edition.
Like Google Chrome for Developers, Firefox’s Developer Edition comes built for the open web.
Additionally, with Firefox Developer Edition, you get access to a next-generation CSS engine (written in RUST), an inactive CSS system that grays out CSS declarations that don’t impact the page, and more. There is also a host of “Firefox DevTools” to access.
With your new browser, you can access a best-in-class JavaScript debugger, a Master CSS Grid, and various other features too. In fact, Firefox is the only browser that is specifically built with tools that help developers to build and design with their own CSS grid. These tools make it easier to visualize information, display area names, and preview transformations too.
Firefox developer edition is having
specific option there you can find ⤵ following features
Color picker is awesome 🔥🦊❤
And including all these tools we can get more on Firefox web-developer toolbox
and many more things you can do with Firefox go and explore.
How I contributed to eunic-brussels.eu using firefox dev-tools
A month ago I find issue's in email text color's are overridden you can check the issue here on Github
Describe the bug
hello
I set my theme to Ten X hacker theme my username is hidden because in default theme my username is everything is white except contents ex:-name and articles but after switching to dark theme my is get mixed with that and then that thing is hidden if you guys let me in I can change CSS color properties for showing text it is just a color property thanks 😊
To Reproduce
Go the Profile icon then UX but first your theme is set to the default mode and then switch to Ten X hacker theme and then go and see the difference that's all about how to reproduce.
Expected behavior
Screenshots
Desktop (please complete the following information):
- OS:Windows 10 X64
- Browser:firefox
- Version (bit)
You can check my PR on Github
I changed the value of base 50 (saas codebase) using Firefox and in live-preview of webpage(We can't do that in Chrome🤙) I can see changes there and the good thing is my PR is merged and I got Dev contributor badge also and because of all these things Firefox is the best browser for the web-developers.
I do things daily with gigs of the internet you guys can support me for internet expenses my DM's are open for donations details and for Queries related to web-development/tech.
Thank you good day all.
Note:-I wrote this article in 2 hours my max time record is broked after this article😅.
I am FireFoxian 🌊🐱👤
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