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But old Firefox extension model (when an extension could patch any part of browser's code) did not guarantee that the extension would stay compatible forever. I
by codedokode 6y ago
But old Firefox extension model (when an extension could patch any part of browser's code) did not guarantee that the extension would stay compatible forever. It was more quick and dirty hack rather than a proper standartised extension model.
- rvba 6y agoMozilla had 1000 well paid people, maybe they should have tried to figure this out. But instead of focusing on their core product, like 50 people dealt with Firefox and 950 did various side projects that nobody used. I get it, hard projects are hard. But it doesnt help that nobody is interested in Firefox development and most people focus on useless side projects used to boost their CV.