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I'm not sure it's true that they'll adjust to feedback. Chrome has already shipped a similar feature, and it has identical problems, IIRC. I think it's quite li

by Flimm 9y ago

I'm not sure it's true that they'll adjust to feedback. Chrome has already shipped a similar feature, and it has identical problems, IIRC. I think it's quite likely Mozilla will just ship whatever is closest to Chrome's behaviour, regardless of user feedback.

482794793792894 9y ago
Well, Firefox is not Chrome. Firefox usually supports things more completely than Chrome, partially because that's just what they do, they safeguard webstandards, so delivering a standards-compliant browser is a main-goal, but in large parts also because the community will make Mozilla go the extra mile with code contributions, if they don't do it themselves. And a Mozilla dev, Manishearth, has commented above that he is in fact currently looking into making it configurable.