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Always failing the load seems like the right approach to me, it would also have the advantage that it makes it easier to see if your site is correctly configure
by caf 10y ago
Always failing the load seems like the right approach to me, it would also have the advantage that it makes it easier to see if your site is correctly configured or not.
- JoshTriplett 10y agoAgreed, but if a significant number of websites would suddenly start failing (and only in Firefox), that could break things for too many users. Might require a more gradual transition.
- caf 10y agoThose sites already fail for Firefox users though, right? Just randomly, depending on what other sites they've visited first.
- JoshTriplett 10y agoNot if, for instance, they're domains associated with some main site, such that people have always visited the main site first. Someone looking to make such a change would need some data on whether any such cases exist on prominent sites.