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Which is missing nearly all of the addons that I use and which don't seem to be a priority for Mozilla. Their whole strategy regarding addons is incredibly frus
by Sevaris 6y ago
Which is missing nearly all of the addons that I use and which don't seem to be a priority for Mozilla. Their whole strategy regarding addons is incredibly frustrating.
- neiman 6y agoTrue dat. Personalization is super important (in any software), it's a shame that in general, it's not being the focus of most of them.
- drannex 6y agoThey are opening it up, just taking time as they are developing the appropriate API points. This is a complete rewrite, going to take awhile before all the same API is available. They have opened some major addons as they are tested and stable.
- jorams 6y agoI agree that the lack of full support for add-ons is frustrating, but the alternative you end up going back to, Brave, doesn't (seem to) support add-ons at all. How is that better?
- Sevaris 6y agoBecause using Firefox nightly would signal to Mozilla that I'm fine with how they're handling add-ons. If they're not going to support add-ons properly, I'm not going to use their browser.
- yjftsjthsd-h 6y agoSure, but Brave on Android has no extension support, so still better.
- Sevaris 6y agoI'm not okay with how Mozilla behaves regarding add-ons. As in, they have all this addon support, but it's not in any way a priority for them so they've basically taken it all away. So I won't support them or use their browser until they do.
- Sevaris 6y agoFF fanboys can go get fucked. As long as Mozilla doesn't care about addons, I don't give a shit about Mozilla and I won't use their browser. Simple as that. You can go fuck yourself too. Nothing but ass munching pieces of shit who downvote everything over nothing around here. Fuck's sake. I hate all of you motherfuckers.
- yjftsjthsd-h 6y agoYou don't like that one browser has poor extension support, so you use a browser with no extension support? How does that make sense?