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Yet after Lion, Mountain Lion, and in a few month the new Mac OS, they still haven't implemented the native scrollbar and bounce scrolling... Mozilla is doing

Yet after Lion, Mountain Lion, and in a few month the new Mac OS, they still haven't implemented the native scrollbar and bounce scrolling... Mozilla is doing a lot of stuff, but I don't see any focus.

jlongster 13y ago
They have implemented native scrollbars in Nightly, it must just not be in the release channel yet, so it will be out soon. It's crazy that you would say Mozilla doesn't have any focus because of a few petty features. C'mon now.
msujaws 13y ago
The native scrollbar style and bounce scrolling will be released with Firefox 23. It's true that we've been behind on some of our OS X integration, but we're very hard at work fixing that situation. I hope you will like our future releases better. If you want, you can test out Firefox 23 today by downloading Firefox Aurora, http://aurora.mozilla.org http://aurora.mozilla.org
kevingadd 13y ago
Yeah, how dare Mozilla not instantly implement the constant stream of random UI modifications Apple makes on a whim that require every developer to overhaul their UI and potentially make the UX worse? From my perspective, not making that nonsense priority #1 demonstrates Mozilla's focus on features that actually matter. Also, patches welcome, write an extension, etc etc etc.
- rimantas 13y ago
  In this case it is not change made on a whim, it's system-wide, and UX not following your system-wide settings is worse for sure.
- thomasjoulin 13y ago
  "Instantly" was true when Lion launched. It's been ages now. And the new design clearly is not "focus on features", but UX. Regarding patches, their have been patches for the scrollbar since day one. It's just Mozilla bureaucracy that makes it impossible to land.
gurkendoktor 13y ago
Firefox still doesn't support the built-in dictionary introduced in OS X _10.5_. :(

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Yet after Lion, Mountain Lion, and in a few month the new Mac OS, they still haven't implemented the native scrollbar and bounce scrolling... Mozilla is doing

by thomasjoulin 13y ago

jlongster 13y ago
They have implemented native scrollbars in Nightly, it must just not be in the release channel yet, so it will be out soon. It's crazy that you would say Mozilla doesn't have any focus because of a few petty features. C'mon now.
msujaws 13y ago
The native scrollbar style and bounce scrolling will be released with Firefox 23. It's true that we've been behind on some of our OS X integration, but we're very hard at work fixing that situation. I hope you will like our future releases better. If you want, you can test out Firefox 23 today by downloading Firefox Aurora, http://aurora.mozilla.org http://aurora.mozilla.org
kevingadd 13y ago
Yeah, how dare Mozilla not instantly implement the constant stream of random UI modifications Apple makes on a whim that require every developer to overhaul their UI and potentially make the UX worse? From my perspective, not making that nonsense priority #1 demonstrates Mozilla's focus on features that actually matter. Also, patches welcome, write an extension, etc etc etc.
- rimantas 13y ago
  In this case it is not change made on a whim, it's system-wide, and UX not following your system-wide settings is worse for sure.
- thomasjoulin 13y ago
  "Instantly" was true when Lion launched. It's been ages now. And the new design clearly is not "focus on features", but UX. Regarding patches, their have been patches for the scrollbar since day one. It's just Mozilla bureaucracy that makes it impossible to land.
gurkendoktor 13y ago
Firefox still doesn't support the built-in dictionary introduced in OS X _10.5_. :(