I know Tridactyl is still installable, but the situation is not exactly reassuring about the viability of the extension in the future. Instead of a future in wh

I know Tridactyl is still installable, but the situation is not exactly reassuring about the viability of the extension in the future. Instead of a future in which Tridactyl asymptotically approaches the smoothness of Pentadactyl/Vimperator, I now have a vision of a future where a moderate-to-high amount of work has to be periodically invested in order to perhaps maintain the same level of functionality. > On topic, I'd argue that Mozilla are just desperately trying to cling on to ordinary users; the "war" against power users is a war of (totally understandable) neglect rather than spite. Perhaps, but meanwhile, as we muse about Tridactyl and the abandonment of userChrome and userContent, a thread about the possibility of Firefox removing webRequest in the future rises to #2. It's getting harder to justify Firefox and Mozilla by the moment.