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Oh, yeah, you’re right. That was a shitty move, and the custom collection workaround wasn’t really nice either. I think even some Mozilla-owned extensions had t
by notpushkin 2y ago
Oh, yeah, you’re right. That was a shitty move, and the custom collection workaround wasn’t really nice either. I think even some Mozilla-owned extensions had to teach their users how to do that?
Personally, I’d just allow installing any extensions (from AMO at least) and put a big scary warning that this is unsupported (which was the reason they gave for the whitelist approach).
- Zak 2y agoI had similar thoughts. There was never a satisfying explanation for the approach they took, which seemed more typical of Apple than an open source project.