I read on computer or phone. If it's literature for work, I need to practice and not only read. I read something and trying to do it, as a web developer. If it's other literature I read it on my phone, when I have free time. If I read literature for work it takes a lot of time to thinking and doing exercises (if they exists). Spending a lot of time or reading and practicing helps to remember information

On mobile, I am using Safari and article just about desktop version. I should have mentioned this >_<

Sorry. Don't know about these issues on macOS. I wrote this note based on my case (using Ubuntu and Windows)

Yes. Have the problems with the PDF too

I am not a native English speaker and sometimes I can wrong understand comments. But I am trying to improve my skills

Yes, this article is short, but it's just a few reasons that moved me from Chrome. And people need to try themselves

Recently I've restored my iPhone and lost all of my passwords in Safari. Now I use LastPass

Wow. Interesting thing. Going to try this CSS customization

Yes. Sync isn't so good. Now I am going to create a list of FF minuses

I’d be interested to see an analysis of how it compares to Chrome sync. I don’t think Chrome necessarily has a better solution for extension preference syncing, but I only missed it once I went all-in on Firefox containers.

Don't have analytics. Just my experience with bookmarks and passwords is better with Chrome

Post it to /r/firefox when you're done!

Wrote a little note on the same day about switching to Firefox https://dev.to/dtroode/why-you-need-to-give-firefox-a-chance... Hmm