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A browser where the security updates aren't married to "interface enhancements". Just give me the security updates for the version I have, because I don't want
by exodust 11y ago
A browser where the security updates aren't married to "interface enhancements".
Just give me the security updates for the version I have, because I don't want your designer's latest idea of what a browser should look like, and unwanted new features forced down my throat with the security updates.
Choice about what new features to install - much like Windows updates, would be nice.
At the very least provide ways to keep things working and looking exactly how they are at the moment. Needing an add-on to bring back the status bar in Firefox is a joke.
- mod50ack 11y agoKeep a separate UI and backend component and this should be trivial.
- antocv 11y agoUnless the security update is a change to the UI. Such as, make it easier for people to visit self-signed certificate websites, instead of the disaster that it is now. Ive had friends not able to get by the "error warning" pages to see the photos on my self-hosted and self-signed encryption on my own site. Id rather have everybody being able to MITM my self-hosted site, than only government agencies (because why would I pay for a ceritiface when any NSA compliant CA can then MITM that same "secure" connection, its false advertising on behalf of browsers, that somehow a CA signed certificate is worth more than self signed).