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> …which has its own track record of subtle website breakage, something that is difficult to notice and impossible to mitigate short of disabling this globally.
by ardy42 6y ago
> …which has its own track record of subtle website breakage, something that is difficult to notice and impossible to mitigate short of disabling this globally. Don’t get me wrong, it’s nice that this exists, but it’s disabled by default for a reason. There are no silver bullets here.
If Firefox had bigger marketshare, that breakage would magically turn into bugs in the broken websites.
- octoberfranklin 6y ago> If Firefox had bigger marketshare, that breakage would magically turn into bugs in the broken websites. ... which is probably why Firefox-with-resistFingerprinting doesn't have bigger marketshare. Mr. Chicken, meet Ms. Egg.
- palant 6y agoUnlikely. Some of this is very useful functionality being dumbed down, without real workarounds short of scrapping website functionality.