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>> If you use Chrome, however, you cannot knock them for iterating more quickly; Chrome's in the same boat. My Chrome plugins don't break. They can change the
by jebblue 14y ago
>> If you use Chrome, however, you cannot knock them for iterating more quickly; Chrome's in the same boat.
My Chrome plugins don't break. They can change the version every day for all I care just don't break my plugins, extensions.
- rpearl 14y agoGuess what? That happens with Firefox too.
- timdorr 14y agoYou know they're going to break old extensions in a year, right? http://developer.chrome.com/extensions/manifestVersion.html http://developer.chrome.com/extensions/manifestVersion.html
- jebblue 14y agoAny developer who can't upgrade their extension with that much notice and with that clear of a specification and I don't want to use their extension any more if it breaks.
- ryannielsen 14y agoAnd, as I said, Firefox no longer breaks plugins. Yes, they did. Yes, that was bad. They claimed, and I believe, that was necessary, but today their plugin interfaces are stable and have been stable for quite some time. Also, believe me, Chrome is not without its bugs or regressions. Rapid iteration means things will break more often, by its very nature. Hence my statement: you can't knock Firefox for rapid releases if you've moved to Chrome. You're in the same damn boat.