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> Just use the defaults! Just customize!

• chrisseaton 9y ago
  Adding support for customisation has a cost - more code, more things to test. If people just used defaults we could have simpler code, shipped more quickly, with fewer bugs.
  • nkkollaw 9y ago
    So? Not supporting images or JavaScript would simplify things as well...
    • chrisseaton 9y ago
      So supporting configurable options takes resources away from implementing useful features. I'd rather we had more useful features, and more bugs fixed, than silly options for fussy people to rearrange where their tabs are in their browser.
      • nkkollaw 9y ago
        > silly options for fussy people That's just your opinion—which I guess the Firefox devs and most users don't share.
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      • louiz 9y ago
        > So supporting configurable options takes resources away from implementing useful features. Customizability is a very useful feature for many people.