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It's pretty responsible for devs to at least let us know when they make changes. Complain about it all you want in software where the user controls the update
by pcthrowaway 3y ago
It's pretty responsible for devs to at least let us know when they make changes.
Complain about it all you want in software where the user controls the update schedule, but extension devs don't have any other way to alert users to changes.
- lapcat 3y agoThey could simply badge the extension icon.
- nazgulsenpai 3y agoI assume many hide their extension icons. I do agree with not popping up a new tab or whatever, though.
- bunga-bunga 3y agoNo, I really don’t care. I have hundreds of apps on my phone, most of which I use once every few months or even years. Imagine if they opened some random popup every time someone decided they made huge changes. Same goes for some extensions, which most likely don’t have (or shouldn’t have) fundamental changes that require immediate action. Don’t bug your users. Note: I’m a Web Extension developer too.