Firefox Beta for Testers - Early version testing browser

Are people even taking the time to read all the countless 1-star reviews? I decided to check it out after not doing so for a while. The latest version still has way less features compared to the older one. It's still lacking some key add-ons, and the new interface is still clunky and ineffective, making us tap multiple times when one tap should do. There's no way to disable search suggestions, which could compromise our privacy. Plus, default settings allow marketing data collection, which is not cool at all. Why can't we opt out of this data collection? Totally frustrating!

Sure thing! So, firstly, it'd be really cool if we could make empty tabs. Right now, that's not an option. Also, having a toggle to turn animations on and off would be helpful. Oh, and while the new gesture for switching tabs is great, there are some bugs. Every time you switch tabs, there's a glitch where a white screen pops up briefly - it's not very smooth. Hopefully, they can fix that soon. And secondly, when will the print site feature return? Being able to save pages as PDF was awesome - it'd be fantastic to have those features back.

So, I did this update thing, right? And let me tell you, it totally messed up my tabs! They're all in a random list now, and I can't organize them like I used to. And guess what? It also ruined all my bookmarks. Before, they were nicely saved in the order I added them, but now they're all mixed up and messy. And you know what's worse? I can't seem to change it back to how it was before. Ugh, I'm really not loving this new version at all.

I'm really enjoying the new Firefox! It's super fast, so I've made the decision to use it all the time. I'm using it on Linux Mint and it works great there too. Setting it up was simple, creating an account was a breeze, and the features are amazing – especially being able to easily add new addons. I wanted to switch from Chrome for reasons we all know, and Firefox has been fantastic since day one. It provides a seamless experience, offers more privacy (which is awesome), and I haven't experienced any crashes. Big thanks to everyone involved in creating this awesome app!

What a headache! So, I installed an update and bam! The pop-up keyboard is blocking the address bar at the bottom of the screen and the button for accessing favorites and history is nowhere to be found. The only way to move around now is through the search bar. C'mon, Mozilla. I've been a loyal user of Firefox for ages, but this is just pushing me to switch browsers.

So, after the latest update, it seems like navigating around the app has become more of a hassle. You now need to tap or click twice as much just to get things done - which can be pretty annoying, right? And why is there no option to close all tabs when you exit the app? Why must you always select 'Quit' to make that happen? Also, it's frustrating that you can't organize your bookmarks. Plus, having to go back to the home window just to access your bookmarks feels like extra work. Seriously, who came up with these changes and thought they were a good idea?

It's just a small thing, but I noticed that after a recent update, the colors in dark mode for my user interface got a bit lighter and now it feels too bright for me to be really comfortable. I rely on the Dark Reader extension to adjust webpage backgrounds, but the permanent UI parts like the navigation and top bar are now a much brighter shade of grey, which makes them stand out a lot. Having a good dark mode is crucial for me to prevent eye strain since I spend a lot of time reading in the browser. Now I'm not quite sure what to do next.