[SOLVED] What exactly is Firefox with Gnome Support?
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I think it's an extension that lets you browse smb and sftp servers from Firefox itself. Although ftp is already supported, if that's what you're looking for.
It helps to make Firefox more compatible with the GNOME desktop environment, from what I know. Without it, you probably couldn't run Firefox on GNOME (or GNOME 3.0, for that matter).
It helps to make Firefox more compatible with the GNOME desktop environment, from what I know. Without it, you probably couldn't run Firefox on GNOME (or GNOME 3.0, for that matter).
Hi,
Does that mean I'll have to remove my Firefox that's working great on Gnome?
Yeah, Chrome (OS) is definitely better than Firefox for me. I personally don't like FF's bloat.
Hi,
Do you mind providing some clarification to that? Comparing Chrome OS with Firefox browser? That's like comparing apples and bananas. Not making any sense. Or did I miss the news on Firefox OS?
Do you mind providing some clarification to that? Comparing Chrome OS with Firefox browser? That's like comparing apples and bananas. Not making any sense. Or did I miss the news on Firefox OS?
Kind regards,
Eric
Eric,
You definitely need to try it out man. All my sed problems went away; I just shouted at the computer what I wanted, and it performed the commands I said out loud. The cookies stored inside the temp. directory turned to actual cookies, and if you drink too much, it shuts itself off. Gets my vote!
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