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To be fair, most non-technical users have no clue what FTP is. Twenty years ago, some non-technical people knew, because a lot of downloading was going on invol
by krylon 5y ago
To be fair, most non-technical users have no clue what FTP is. Twenty years ago, some non-technical people knew, because a lot of downloading was going on involving FTP servers, but that was... well, twenty years ago.
I do not see the benefit of removing FTP. For security concerns, a big warning as with expired TLS certificates would be an acceptable compromise, IMHO.
But as someone who knows what FTP is and still uses it on occasion, I don't think FF dropping FTP support is going to impact me very much.
- jrochkind1 5y agoI too agree with the comment I was replying to, "While I agree with removing FTP support", but the marketing-speak is still notable. I don't think anyone who hasn't heard of FTP is seeking out a browser that specifically does not support it.