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No, you're confusing two seperate points. 1.) Why is it ok to remove the button - because hardly anybody uses it. 2.) Why does Firefox removing the button not
by corin_ 16y ago
No, you're confusing two seperate points.
1.) Why is it ok to remove the button - because hardly anybody uses it.
2.) Why does Firefox removing the button not meant that "RSS is dying" - because people who currently use RSS will keep doing so, just without using the button.
- xenomachina 16y agoYour second point is flawed. The button makes using RSS more convenient. Removing it makes it less convenient. Saying people would not be "put off" by making it less convenient is naive at best.