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Yup. This is correct. Firefox taking a hard nose approach here makes it impossible to use this on parents / grandparents computers to help keep them safe. I d
by dbg31415 2y ago
Yup. This is correct.
Firefox taking a hard nose approach here makes it impossible to use this on parents / grandparents computers to help keep them safe.
I don’t mind losing Twitter… but I can’t speak for others in my family. Just sucks. But on popular sites that run blockers, there should be like a little pop-up that says, “Give me access, and let this dumpster fire burn.”
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- stingraycharles 2y agoI think back in the day when DRM was being introduced, Firefox refused to implement it, which caused many people to just switch to Chrome or Internet Explorer. So even when they still had a considerable market share, these kind of stances may actually be detrimental to their user base.