> I wouldn't call backdrop-blur trivial or a basic feature. It's non-trivial to implement and used very little. Why should it be a priority? Why shouldn't it b

> I wouldn't call backdrop-blur trivial or a basic feature. It's non-trivial to implement and used very little. Why should it be a priority? Why shouldn't it be? If Firefox can't lead in web development, how do you even expect it to keep up with times? I'm not sure why someone would defend Firefox's incompetency. I see things as they are and I make decisions based on that. Even if I see things as they could be, I'd rather not bet my money on Firefox.