It depends how you look at it, from a neutral point (but there is no such thing as neutral point IMO, everything/everyone is biased), it is self centered, but t

It depends how you look at it, from a neutral point (but there is no such thing as neutral point IMO, everything/everyone is biased), it is self centered, but then why won't I be self centered, as much as I love FOSS, I have only 4hrs daily for myself, if you remove commute + office, out of the 4hrs I get, I'll be busy in things which I want to do, improving my skills/writing books etc, I don't have the luxury to sign up for 100 different bug trackers and then follow up with all of them. I want tools to be integrated so I don't have to check 100 of them, I find gitlab to be great at taking feedback, I wrote to the cofounder's comment here on HN, he asked me the feedback, I gave him four or five points and asked for a email ID where I can write, I got an emailID and I sent the email, the person I emailed then replied and issues are created on Gitlab. With the Chromium project, when you use Chromium/chrome on Win/Linux, when you do a full screen mode, you can't see the address bar, when I raised an issue there, I was auto logged in via google since I had logged into gmail. Maybe this is very evil of me to not raise an issue related to feature requests/performance of Firefox, but then again, it is an issue of integration + ease of use. Just having a code mirror is not of much use unless someone wants to read the code.