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And that's firefox' problem how exactly?
by behringer 7y ago
And that's firefox' problem how exactly?
- bdamm 7y agoBecause if firefox hadn't nuked the user's config we wouldn't be talking about how to recover that config. Any time the advice is "restore from backups" then the product has exhibited a poor user experience. And this isn't because of some hardware failure, this is just the software bungling an update flow, with no special notice to the user or any obvious way to recover.
- behringer 7y agoOr it was an OS bug, or sunspots, or cosmic radiation... There's a reason people have backups.
- soulofmischief 7y agoI'm not blaming Mozilla for sunspots. I'm blaming Mozilla for nuking my config with an automatic update. Let's stay on topic. Do you similarly give Microsoft a free pass when automatic Windows updates delete your grandmother's photo album?
- behringer 7y agoI do. I've learned over the years that any MS update could nuke my computer. And what I'm saying is on subject, you have no proof that Mozilla nuked the configuration. It could have been caused by circumstances outside their control. I've been using FF for years and years and never lost anything, presumably including after this so-called failed update.
- soulofmischief 7y agoThat's the software equivalent of Stockholm Syndrome.
- soulofmischief 7y agoIt's my problem, which Mozilla created. It's their responsibility.