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Really? Strange timing then, don't you think?

• mdwrigh2 14y ago
  No, I don't. RSS has been brought to the forefront over the last couple days, so the fact that someone thought of this bug is totally conceivable.
  • grimgrin 14y ago
    The bug was opened in 2010. It was changed to WontFix days after Google gave the Google Reader announcement. An unlikely coincidence.
    • arcatek 14y ago
      He does not say that it's a coincidence. He says that the event has probably brought back this issue, and that they have closed it to avoid false hope (since it should have been closed a long time ago according to the last post).
      • laurent123456 14y ago
        And the closing message is quite clear about this, there's no hidden agenda there, they've just never planned to implement this (and rightly so in my opinion since it would have bloated the browser for something that can easily be an extension).
        • chc 14y ago
          If it can easily be an extension, why are the best replacements they could suggest so awful-looking?
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