"Thanks for all of your feedback on this bug. We’ve heard you loud and clear." In stark contrast to the same style of comments provided by the chrome/chromium

"Thanks for all of your feedback on this bug. We’ve heard you loud and clear." In stark contrast to the same style of comments provided by the chrome/chromium developers regarding two bugs / features identified on the GNU/Linux releases of same: a) snap-back (move the scrollbar up or down, and then move your mouse more than 50px from the scrollbar, and it instantly flips the position back to where you started dragging -- a very MS-Windows experience), and b) clicking in the URL / address bar automatically selects the entire address bar -- again, a very MS-Windows experience. Both these features were added in chrome/chromium about 11 months back, were met with something between disdain and disgust, and though the developers said they heard the complaints loud and clear, discounted these concerns, as MS-Windows users preferred this MS-Windows-centric approach. Bless. (Yes, I'm still grumpy about all of the above.)