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> The irony of using the normative "should" to project your preferences onto Firefox, while expressing a desire that Firefox not do so on you. Firefox is not a
by majormajor 3y ago
> The irony of using the normative "should" to project your preferences onto Firefox, while expressing a desire that Firefox not do so on you.
Firefox is not a person, why should it have "preferences"? It's a tool. Tools should be used because they're useful, not because they "prefer to be used."
- jamesdwilson 3y agoIt could be argued that the user above chose to use Firefox. They chose to use this in their minds inferior tool or a tool with an undesirable feature. They made that decision. > A bad workman always blames his tools –Old proverb
- bryanrasmussen 3y agoIs the argument here that developers should no longer test their sites in FF?
- jamesdwilson 3y agoI'm arguing people can use whatever they want. No one is making anyone use the browser of their choice.