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Going into your firefox flags and disabling content security policy does not count as "working in Firefox". Also the linked post reports performance problems.
by jaimeyap 12y ago
Going into your firefox flags and disabling content security policy does not count as "working in Firefox". Also the linked post reports performance problems.
Never assume malice when there is a perfectly reasonable explanation. They shipped an awesome product as fast as they could. Firefox support is probably coming soon.
- josteink 12y ago> Never assume malice when there is a perfectly reasonable explanation. A technical explanation? You mean like Google disabling security checks on their own domains, violating internet-standards? Well yes certainly that would be a problem, unless they also controlled a majority-share browser. Oh wait. Does this sounds like Microsoft of the 90s yet?