Here are a few tips/tricks/hacks to make a power user feel at home inside Mozilla’s Firefox.

I have been using Firefox as my daily driver browser for about 3 years now, when I decided to finally give Chrome the boot it was due to it munching all my machine’s RAM, but if I had known how many little quality of life features Firefox had in store for me, I would have switched much sooner. After a few years of configuring, tweaking and experimenting with it, I have turned my Firefox install into a tool that fits in with my terminal-centric, hands-always-on-keyboard workflow.

Hello all;

I decided that I was going to start from scratch and rebuild the whole site. I am still going with a static site generation because its quick, easy and convenient to deploy.

I switched from Pelican over to Hugo for a couple of reasons:

1. Pelican simply doesn’t have the community and following that Hugo and Gatsby seem to, anyone who has spent time with open source software knows, bigger community = better support = better documentation…etc.
2. I always had issues getting themeing with Pelican to work on Netlify, which is my perfered deployment option for static sites, although Surge seems really cool and I want to mess with that at some point.
3. Hugo had a simple and clean theme that I fell in love with right off the bat and it was pretty well documented and easy to configure.
4. Pelican’s main selling point for me is that it was written in python, but I never had to go under the hood and start writing any python. I mean the whole point of a static site generator is that you don’t have to write any code, just drop some markdown in and go.

I won’t be long winded on how I set all this up, hugo’s documentation is extremely friendly and the theme’s is as well. On Ubuntu both APT and Snap(if that is your thing) have packages ready to roll.