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I mean you can, but firefox doesn't treat you any better. We waited 2+ months to get a minor update through review, and getting it through that quickly took ema
by preinheimer 5y ago
I mean you can, but firefox doesn't treat you any better. We waited 2+ months to get a minor update through review, and getting it through that quickly took emailing several folks (including one from HN). During that whole process they also removed the display of your queue position, making it even more opaque.
At some point they disliked something in our extension that had been live for months, and disabled every release in the past year. At another point they found something wanting in a 2 year old release (not a recent one) and threatened to remove it from the store, our attempts to continue that conversation or just allow it to be pulled to save everyone some time met with crickets.
- skinkestek 5y agoAt this point I am seriously wondering if Mozilla is paid to drive Firefox into the ground.
- vorticalbox 5y agoThis does feel like it is the case doesn't it? I really want to like firefox but I hate it more with every release.
- skinkestek 5y agoIt is still the best browser for me even when I don't consider my dislike for Google. It is just - for me at least - not lovable anymore.
- notreallyserio 5y agoThat may explain the inverse correlation between salary and market share. You'd have to pay a lot to convince a leader to do this deliberately.