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> What will happen when the "new experience" the article talks about is launched? Can't people use the stable version then? I fail to see the issue here.
by dutchCourage 7y ago
> What will happen when the "new experience" the article talks about is launched?
Can't people use the stable version then? I fail to see the issue here.
- Macha 7y agoThe issue is that their roadmap has the stable version being replaced automatically in early 2020 with one that doesn't support extensions (full support of which is late 2020), unless you pause updates on your mobile device and had an unsecured browser. So that means for at least most of 2020, I won't have the option for the browser experience I like and will have to go use brave mobile or something. As someone who wants to avoid a Chromium hegemony, this is pretty disappointing. I would like to support Mozilla on mobile, but they'll leave me no options to do so.