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>This increases the support cost and leads to a very negative perception of the browser itself. Their solution to that problem hasn't exactly led to a positive
by Arnavion 6y ago
>This increases the support cost and leads to a very negative perception of the browser itself.
Their solution to that problem hasn't exactly led to a positive perception of the browser either, and it hasn't even left them the out of blaming it on anyone but themselves.
- ChrisSD 6y agoSure. But there's no good solution here. As I said, the decision to support only one browser on Android is what lead to this. That browser isn't fully ready so all the team can do is go for the least worst option (which is admittedly a judgement call). Besides, it would not be a good look to be blaming extension authors for Mozilla's problems. So I don't think that's a viable "out".