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Screw all your "legacy" extensions, but here's a crap marketing extension for you. You're welcome.

• pasbesoin 9y ago
  I actually want Mozilla to succeed -- to be clear. But there are reasons I use Firefox -- the extensions, as is also the case with many others. And I find a bit of irony in a "worthless" extension being force-fed to us, the month after stable kills off its, well... "stable" of now "legacy" extensions. An as for Mr. Robot, since that's the topic of the extension of in question, I imagine he wants, for his browser, to "have it his way." Security, yeah. But not loss of his ability to filter, "firewall", or even -- gasp -- spoof, what gets sent up and down. Or what his user agent chooses to do with it. So, less "cross-branding", and more API updates and enhancements, please.