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daleharvey
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Cheers, that very nice to hear > And the UI for adding exceptions is still really > cumbersome -- as a developer I wish there was some > way to whitelist domains from the notification bar > without going int
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Yup I wasnt saying we shouldnt provide .deb files, I dont know why we dont and sounds like a perfectly reasonable request. I was just replying to the comment making a point about being accessible to the average user, the average user of Fir
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"Ubuntu and Debian" "average user" I dont disagree with your point, not sure it is relevant however.
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We implemented 2 versions ago, however we wanted to do some user testing to make sure it wasnt going to break too many websites and annoy too many users (We ended up changing the behaviour based on those tests). It will ship and be enabled
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Some people for some reason write javascript without semicolons, if they do that you cant safely concatenate javascript files together since the file2 may modify file1's last expression, putting a ; at the start guarantees to complete
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They all have different remote code execution bugs so those bugs can and should be fixed. The reason to not standardise on a specific single implementation is to make sure those bugs do not become part of the web platform
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WebSQL literally just had a remote code execution bug showing exactly why it was right that browsers decided against WebSQL https://blade.tencent.com/magellan/index_en.html
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Its in about:preferences (at least it will be when fully released)
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8y ago
We dont seriously think that and we are careful about how we read into statistics ...
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It sucks when you want to use feature that arent available however users wishes always trump site authors, we tested ask by default and it turned out more users wanted them blocked "Click here to play video" is also clear and easy
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We thought it could let users enable it for sites where they wanted it as a feature (netflix, youtube, games etc) Turned out to be wrong, thats why we will be shipping blocked by default
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This is built in to Firefox now, the change to the preferences the OP is talking about was implementing that feature.
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Yes, we dont have any whitelist / blacklist of sites we treat differently
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pref("media.autoplay.default", 2); // 0=Allowed, 1=Blocked, 2=Prompt https://dxr.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/source/browser/app/p...
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I introduced the change to 0,1,2. Not sure what happened when we first introduced autoplay but the change to 0,1,2 was so we could let users switch between enabled, disabled and ask the user. Original plan was to ask the user by default. We
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Firefox has built in date pickers now, built in upload controls I have never seen, got an example?
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He isnt going to get much Whiskey in Edinburgh. Whisky however
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> Once you start down the road of being dictator > of spending on expensive things that aren't solving > starvation, all kinds of things like space exploration, > the development of the internet, etc all become
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Did you ask for clarification in those discussions whether the 70 cents was adjusted or unadjusted? or are you assuming the one that you believe you can disprove? As I said, keep on fighting the good fight.
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> Isn't what makes HN great is that we > look at the data and seek empirical > evidence, and not just take action based on emotion? That isnt what makes HN great nor what it does. The article is refuting a strawman, the c
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Never change Hacker News (actually do change, please)
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It does, I was actually surprised .scot existed but noticed an advert for it the other day
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The fact that white supremist cults exist is saddening for a lot of people, especially when having to share space / be reminded of them. Interesting usage of the air quotes you have there.
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But what port would firefox connect to, and how would it know? Chrome doesnt do this either as far as I can tell.
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What port? If I $ sudo python -m SimpleHTTPServer 80 Then type localhost into the firefox url bar, I get the directory listing
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I'll bet $100 that OSS projects are not actually very exclusionary at all, and more actually representative of the fact that women for whatever reason, don't want to do that kind of stuff to the extent m
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The reasons that boards (and OSS projects) systematically exclude women ... is what sexism is.
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"maybe we should just tell the people that benefit from the sexism that the sexism is bad, surely they will stop"
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One of the more interesting disputes - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pig_War_(1859)
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The webapp now lets you post things, cant edit as much as you can in the native app but has basic filters etc
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