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> The average user isn’t using Firefox to begin with. that's... not a valid argument for this discussion? market share and user conservatism has no connectio
by NooneAtAll3 3y ago
> The average user isn’t using Firefox to begin with.
that's... not a valid argument for this discussion?
market share and user conservatism has no connection to concerns about basic safety affecting everyone
judgement should be applied equally, every user and every product
- mrtranscendence 3y ago> that's... not a valid argument for this discussion? I believe the intention was to argue against the notion that 95% of users don't read release notes. The contention seems to be that, because Firefox users are more technical (or enthusiast, perhaps), more than 5% of Firefox users would read be aware of this change.
- kemotep 3y agoThe grandparent comment was regarding that the average user doesn’t read release notes and I was remarking that Firefox users are not average. Now I agree that this change is not being communicated properly but to claim that the Firefox user is similar to the average computer user is not something I would agree with.