I like to keep things simple and basic. I don't need all of the new additions. I liked when I could go to Settings -> Home and use current home pages. It took me a while to figure out I now have to add another click in a not so obvious place under Settings -> Home. I didn't realize on the list of current tabs, I had to click a triangle on the right side, scroll to the bottom and select "Current Open Pages." Before was much better. Settings -> Home. Use Current. Done. Keep Things Simple.
I like to keep privacy, security, etc. I want to make sure all history, cache, etc are cleared when I close Firefox. Use Current pages for when I open the next time is what I like. Adding more clicks, I don't like. Please go back to two clicks, not three and a scroll to the bottom.
I don't like tab groups. Useless. That's more work to see what is in the tabs. I have to make the setting changes to keep individual tabs and hope they don't group.
The limited free VPN feature is on my girlfriend's Firefox, but doesn't show on mine. I tried settings. Only the subscription VPN shows. Thankful, I used NordVPN.
Why does Firefox have to be such a memory hog? It always has been, competing for memory with Windows huge memory usage on a 32 gb RAM.
That's all for now. I home settings become more simple, not complex. No speed pages. No suggestions. and most of all - No A.I.
