Chrome's PDF printing function gives you an image PDF, even if the content is entirely text. So it's not searchable and is larger than a text PDF (which Firefox will give you). I've uploaded a version here, which I don't think requires cookies or block incognito: https://app.box.com/s/6mbbf3x1625uhcrm6t7tbld4jy1tnkjv

> Chrome's PDF printing function gives you an image PDF, even if the content is entirely text.

That's not true.

Ah, it looks like certain content it now lets you print to text PDF. My experience is primarily with PDFs themselves, which it outputs as images (in my experience) regardless of whether the input was a text-based PDF.

Yesterday Internet Explorer is today's Chrome. I moved to firefox few months ago and never looked back at Chrome.

Amen.

I’ve been converting folks back to Firefox and helping them setup containers for Facebook and LinkedIn.

I hope Firefox integrates social media containers in by default in future releases.

Any good tutorials on that "setup containers for Facebook and LinkedIn." part you can recommend? Am a Firefox User myself and very interested in getting this to work.

Install this and it contains Facebook: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/facebook-cont...

Install this and it contains LinkedIn: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/linkedin-cont...

It'd be great if Firefox were to integrate this into their out of the box build of Firefox.

We have firefox at work and it got so damn slow over the last few months. I now regulary just use Chrome...