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by somehnacct3757 5y ago
Literally every restaurant I've eaten at since reopening has QR menus, but the host/hostess always asks if we want paper menus. Maybe the author can ask for the paper menu instead of writing manufactured outrage articles.
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by somehnacct3757 5y ago
Here is the remote code policy on your own website: > Your extension should avoid using remote code except where absolutely necessary. Extensions that use remote code will need extra scrutiny, resulting in longer review times. Extensions
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by somehnacct3757 5y ago
Or in this case, does less. I think if Manifest V3 had 1:1 capabilities with MV2, less people would care. Google has oodles of devs and infinite money; so their culture doesn't balk at rewrites. In the real world, treading water to sta
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by somehnacct3757 5y ago
They already disallowed remote code loading in extensions with a Chrome Web Store policy update nearly two years ago. They didn't have to invent a new API full of breaking changes to do it. Just one example of the many disingenuous arg
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by somehnacct3757 5y ago
There's this awful route Google Maps will give you, through the twisty back roads of SF because it thinks it can get you to the 101 faster. But it's sending everyone that way, so there's huge traffic on these narrow neighborh
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by somehnacct3757 5y ago
I wouldn't know how to tease apart specifically Mozilla's management from the technological currents that shape the browser wars. So I just assume they're trying their darndest to have the best browser. Every ounce of market
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by somehnacct3757 5y ago
I was going from memory, and I was sadly too optimistic! The soonest it could happen is _January_ 2022. [1] Google intentionally won't set a timeline here because they're more interested in finishing and getting promotions than wh
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by somehnacct3757 5y ago
If anyone wants proof Google considers it launched, read the warning on MV2 docs. >>> The page you're viewing describes extensions using Manifest V2. Now that Manifest V3 has launched, we strongly recommend that you use it for
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by somehnacct3757 5y ago
Manifest V3 was released three Chrome versions ago. It doesn't fully work, but Google considers it released. They've also started the clock to MV2 deprecation. Have you? You won't be able to deploy MV2 come April 2022. This w
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by somehnacct3757 5y ago
It's pageantry. Google forced Manifest V3 on the world without consulting the other browsers or the existing WebExtension stakeholders. They did it under a false flag of security and performance, objectives that could have been achieve
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by somehnacct3757 5y ago
It does, because Mozilla recently put out a statement saying they were going to add Manifest V3 support to Firefox without removing MV2 support. Their stated reason is that MV3's architecture is not robust enough to handle all of MV2&#
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by somehnacct3757 5y ago
I don't see why there would be any correlation between cannabis support and union support. What is interesting about Amazon's position?
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by somehnacct3757 5y ago
Don't forget expired, misleading, or a knock-off. There's so many pitfalls to Amazon orders it reminds me of EBay back in the day. Lots of brick and mortar stores improved their curbside flows during the pandemic, and this is the
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by somehnacct3757 5y ago
Former game dev, ten years in the industry. I don't think money is going to be their bottleneck. It's going to be game dev expertise. This game idea is incredibly banal. It's like the pitch you'd get if you asked a kid t