Yeah, so it might be something else, IDK. Good luck!

Ah, a newer version without being ESR. I found this from the Mozilla website:

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/install-firefox-linux#w_install-firefox-deb-package-for-debian-based-distributions-recommended

Can you test a newer version of firefox? I have 128 ESR on my work laptop and it’s slow there too, it might be this.

One thing, always use hardware acceleration.

Does it get better if you set in about:config:

• dom.ipc.processCount and dom.ipc.processCount.webIsolated to your number of threads on your cpu
• gfx.webrender.all to true
• fission.autostart to true

I think it would, in my suspicion, make a better use of your cpu (the threadpool would be more efficient in the processcount), using the new renderer (webrender) and possibly make it a little more secure with one thread per website (or something, i don’t remember exactly) using fission.

Edit: An explanation on webrender

I think not, it’s about political systems, power distribution and about the “elite” thinking about what they gain from it. Mussolini, Trump, Hitler, Sulla, etc, all have in common is that the rich people get richer, while destroying progress for the lower classes.

Have seen this in the wild, thought it was just google selling peoples data, but well. Sent to the person that received one of those emails.

It was an email from nubank (a digital bank here in brazil), but with the exact same details, no-reply(at)google(dot)com, asking if they wanted a bigger credit card limit. But they didn’t have an account at that bank. Take care people!

They tried a coup (with the military and the brazilian rural oligarchs), so it’s not “censorship”, it’s enforcing that Brazil is a democratic (even if very flawed) country. The constitution give this right to the supreme court and him (he was the supreme judge for the last election, so dealing with the aftermath of the election is his obligation), so it’s a lot more nuanced than you might say.

Edit: If Musk doesn’t respect our laws, let him get out of here haha.

Yes, I remember reading about a gtk thing that interacts with flatpak, they said it should not give this error in April, but it seems to still be happening, idk.

Edit: I just saw that you deleted the gtk portal and it worked! So no need to install another dbus daemon.

I installed dbus-broker and the package manager checked the dependencies and removed the unnecessary stuff. After that I applied the dbus-broker services:

systemctl enable dbus-broker.service

sudo systemctl --global enable dbus-broker.service

And then restarted.

Idk if it might break things in mint, so I would be cautious.

I had this problem with flatpaks, I changed the dbus implementation to dbus-broker (in endeavouros) and it fixed the issue. It may be the same problem.