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> Why 5 weeks? [...] It's not often enough that it will annoy users. You know what's annoying? Asking me to change something that I've already said no to, esp
by CivBase 6y ago
> Why 5 weeks? [...] It's not often enough that it will annoy users.
You know what's annoying? Asking me to change something that I've already said no to, especially when you don't give me an obvious way to turn it off. 5 weeks, 5 days, 5 months, doesn't matter.
You already asked at install time and every time I started FireFox until finding and changing that setting. If I still haven't approved it and you keep asking, you're just going to piss me off.
Respect your users, Mozilla.
- btown 6y agoBut this is somehow even worse: they do give you an obvious way to turn it off, then they ignore that setting 5 weeks later. It's one thing to not ask your users for consent to a thing; it's another to ask them for consent, then intentionally ignore it and do the opposite. One is idiocy; the other borders on malice.
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