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I suspect it's because the XUL used in Firefox and later is not "pure". I seem to recall that one of the big "optimizations" that FF did compared to the mozill
by digi_owl 9y ago
I suspect it's because the XUL used in Firefox and later is not "pure".
I seem to recall that one of the big "optimizations" that FF did compared to the mozilla suite (these days known as Seamonkey) was to translate a bunch of UI elements into native equivalents rather than drawing it all from XUL.
Thus replacing that with HTML may well be closer to reverting to the pre-FF XUL way.