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but you recognise you are in likely a sub 0.5% of users with custom css? chrome gained a lot for two reasons, it was a hell of a lot better than firefox and th
by ikt 5y ago
but you recognise you are in likely a sub 0.5% of users with custom css?
chrome gained a lot for two reasons, it was a hell of a lot better than firefox and they advertised the crap out of it.
Firefox has caught up significantly since then but doesn't have the advertising
the adblock debate will push a lot of users back to firefox and it feels like the ui is in a much better place than it was
- pessimizer 5y ago> but you recognise you are in likely a sub 0.5% of users with custom css? People don't want to do custom CSS, they have to in order to get the workflow back that they had last week. It's annoying and a lot of work. Firefox changes probably cause >3% user attrition every single release.
- asdff 5y ago>It's annoying and a lot of work. Not anymore. There are github lists documenting everything you can do with css in firefox these days. And I don't think the answer to your workflow being disturbed is to nuke the entire thing from orbit and built it back up on another platform, that sounds a lot harder than skimming these github pages.
- 5560675260 5y agoI've heard this justification numerous times. Yes, there might be only 0.1%-5% users relying on any given UI feature, but with a constant stream of poorly thought out changes and feature cuts Mozilla will keeps pissing off more and more users until none are left.