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I've used Chrome for years but I considered using Firefox for android because of add on feature. But I found it frustrating to use because it was frequently slower to load websites like Twitter and had issues with videos crashing. I'm also trying Firefox nightly which works slightly better, but still has issues with video playback on websites

I've used Chrome for years but I considered using Firefox for android because of add on feature. But I found it frustrating to use because it was frequently slower to load websites like Twitter and had issues with videos crashing. I'm also trying Firefox nightly which works slightly better, but still has issues with video playback on websites

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milosagastume11
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Is there something specific you need help with

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milosagastume11 said
Is there something specific you need help with

Videos keep crashing. maybe I wasn't clear on that. That's my main problem

Paul
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What is the address if the website where this is happening? Do you have an example of a video where this happens?

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Seburo said
What is the address if the website where this is happening? Do you have an example of a video where this happens?

Twitter is one website where it's happened (as I said in my initial post), but I encounter it on just about every website that plays videos, including YouTube