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Don't say "blocking" (or maybe that is preferred since the tone of the post is to insinuate Google is being evil) and say "not supported yet" since the product
by res0nat0r 12y ago
Don't say "blocking" (or maybe that is preferred since the tone of the post is to insinuate Google is being evil) and say "not supported yet" since the product is still in beta.
- mikeash 12y agoTo me, "not supported" means that no effort has been put into making it work and you can't expect any help, but also that no effort has been put into not making it work. If the only problem is performance, then "not supported" would imply that it can be used, but it will be slow and you shouldn't complain about it being slow because you're doing something to supported. If there's code explicitly added to make it not work on Firefox, then "blocking" is a perfectly good word to use.