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Accepting anti-features in exchange for security hotfixes isn't going to win everyone over.
by silversconfused 7y ago
Accepting anti-features in exchange for security hotfixes isn't going to win everyone over.
- JoshTriplett 7y agoPosts that assume everyone considers certain changes to Firefox "anti-features" aren't going to win everyone over, either. There are good reasons for the move to Web Extensions, the deprecation of XUL, more careful checking/validation of extensions, and other such changes.
- silversconfused 7y agoRight, so we fork.
- JadeNB 7y ago> Posts that assume everyone considers certain changes to Firefox "anti-features" aren't going to win everyone over, either. This seems like a bad faith characterisation. The discussion was about ars's activities, and I think it is reasonable to assume silversconfused was guessing at ars's opinions on these changes, not at "everyone's" opinions.