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If we are talking about a paid service (like slack), not supporting firefox imo means it is a bad product. A service for which one pays for should not force the
by dimask 3y ago
If we are talking about a paid service (like slack), not supporting firefox imo means it is a bad product. A service for which one pays for should not force them use a specific browser. This is essentially an argument of not using slack, not firefox.
- maccard 3y agoI'll tell my employer that I refuse to take video calls because my preferred browser doesn't support it?