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It may fall of deaf ears, but you should complain to the site owners that they are broken. If enough complaints come through (and others are likely to be compla
by scaryclam 6y ago
It may fall of deaf ears, but you should complain to the site owners that they are broken. If enough complaints come through (and others are likely to be complaining as most issues I see are not FF issues, the code is actually broken for everything except chrome), then they'll be forced to fix it, or get better developers.
- shadowgovt 6y agoIt's not a bad idea, but to be realistic about the expectations, here's what happens. 1) site owner receives complaint 2) if offered, site owner looks up the user agent 3) site owner finds that the user agent matches one that is sub-10% of their traffic and samples the complaint signal accordingly High-volume sites don't actually optimize for 100% of potential users (because the marginal value for one more user is low). If it's a low-volume site that happens to attract FF users for some reason, complaining is likelier to succeed.