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They are non-standard in the sense that 99% of Firefox users are not using them.
by josteink 11y ago
They are non-standard in the sense that 99% of Firefox users are not using them.
- soapdog 11y agoDo you understand that the Unbranded Stable version and Firefox Stable version have the same codebase? You can use that version for testing or if your users don't want signing they can move to that version. They lose the cute icon and branding but the code is the same.
- josteink 11y agoI think you missed my very clear point: now it's not enough to just run Firefox. You need to ask for users to run the "right" version if Firefox. Telling people what browser to use is user hostile behaviour. Users will not bother. Non-official extensions will get less interest. Authors will see a smaller user base and have less interest in writing new extensions. This will have a chilling effect all over.