I have about 25 extensions (almost all needed) and firefox lags like crazy, it’s like I’m watching the videos at 10 fps. I download chrome to test it out and sure enough it runs as smooth as butter. Any help?

EDIT: It somehow fixed itself after I started using LibreWolf (with the same addons)

  • Hanabie@sh.itjust.works
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    1 year ago

    I only have four or five extensions and YouTube videos lag. It’s Firefox. I’ll still not switch to anything else, but I could imagine a clean Chrome without anything added and zero bookmarks purely as video platform.

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      1 year ago

      i have over a dozen addons in firefox, several user scripts (including ones that run on yt). i never log in.

      i can q-up a days-long playlist and it’ll just go and go. no problems.

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        1 year ago

        Can you also watch twitch at 1080p without lag? Maybe you don’t watch it, but I always had problems with that. Chrome works perfectly on twitch but not Firefox

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            1 year ago

            i can watch 1080p content just fine on my geriatric pc (1st gen lynnfield), and even do h264 encoding in realtime or faster (sw ffmpeg), but discord and twitch just flat-out suck on it.

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              1 year ago

              It could be many things.

              Do you have a lot of extensions enabled?
              Is your Firefox updated?
              Is xmp or docp enabled so your ram is running at the right speeds?
              Is hardware acceleration enabled/disabled in firefox?
              Have you tried a fresh firefox profile/install? you could try downloading a beta/dev version and testing with that.