Yeah, various Blogger themes work fine in Chrome, but break horribly in Firefox on Android. [Though even in Chrome, the performance can be pretty glacial.] My

Yeah, various Blogger themes work fine in Chrome, but break horribly in Firefox on Android. [Though even in Chrome, the performance can be pretty glacial.] My theory (based purely on using the site, mind you) is that the all the crazy dynamic display stuff in Blogger (before that, it was a much more normal/boring blogging platform) was one last hurrah before the project was relegated to "legacy barely-maintained-mode," and that it hasn't had proper testing in years... Given that, I think really the best thing would be if they come up with a way to integrate it into Google+ and retire Blogger as a platform. Hopefully they'd add some more features[1] to G+ to keep the functionality roughly equivalent and support the longer-form type of article which is more common on blogs, and keep the domain and blog identities from Blogger around as a thin skin. At least then it would be well maintained. [1] E.g. better markdown support, multiple embedded images, some sort of easier access to older articles (Blogger lets you browse by year/month), etc.