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> What's the best way to blame / troubleshoot a bad plugin? You don't do that if the plugin is provided for free, you can just say "thanks" or "no thanks", jus
by throwawayy1001 7y ago
> What's the best way to blame / troubleshoot a bad plugin?
You don't do that if the plugin is provided for free, you can just say "thanks" or "no thanks", just don't use it / develop your own.
- throwaway5389 7y agoI meant respectfully blame, fwiw. If your plugin crashes my browser and I like the plugin, I'll fix it / send a bug report. If I don't like it, or it's beyond repair, I'll uninstall it. I have way bigger stones I can grind my axe on, if I ever feel the need.