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What killed Firefox for me wasn't just the plugin breakage on updates, but the unnecessary plugin breakage. For most of my broken plugins, the immediate soluti
by Legion 14y ago
What killed Firefox for me wasn't just the plugin breakage on updates, but the unnecessary plugin breakage.
For most of my broken plugins, the immediate solution was, "edit the XML file inside the .xpi, and update the maxVersion to include the latest version of Firefox."
Firefox 10 changed this behavior, making plugins assume to be compatible by default, unless set to a strict mode by the plugin author. But Firefox 10 released in January of this year, by which point I had long since moved to Chromium.