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What sort of moronic thinking leads developers to 'remove the override' for advanced users?
by drvortex 12y ago
What sort of moronic thinking leads developers to 'remove the override' for advanced users?
- ygra 12y agoSo they can retire a complete feature, reducing complexity.
- fixermark 12y agoExactly. The ideal future isn't one where only advanced users have access to NPAPI; it's one where the browser doesn't support NPAPI at all, and (among other things) Chrome no longer has to have a big pile of special support to launch NPAPIs in their own separate process and transparently pipe all the important bits to and from the browser's process.
- drvortex 12y agoIt's exactly that kind of thinking that worked so brilliantly for Firefox, isn't it?