xtraeme

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   by xtraeme 9y ago

   Unfortunately, the answer is no. https://www.reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/7btuln/so_long_and... The Firefox team has specifically said they won't add support for the foreseeable future. https:&#x2
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   by xtraeme 9y ago

   I am not trying to be hard on you. I know you likely don't have any real say in the process, but as one of the senior developers at the Mozilla Foundation you have an opportunity to call out shenanigans when you see it. First we hear t
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   by xtraeme 9y ago

   > I believe that we're moving from something unsustainable to something sane It is only unsustainable because the FF team chose to make the process more difficult than it had to be. This is how what you are saying sounds: 1. We didn
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   by xtraeme 9y ago

   > Ah, well, sure, in that case, randomly breaking add-ons all the time would indeed have made our life easier. But everybody else's life would have been much worse, so we decided not to do that :) This is the part that I think you a
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   by xtraeme 9y ago

   I hate to be the person to say this, but perhaps a better approach would have been to simply create a build pipeline that iterated over the addons on AMO to find the ones that use functions from the changed API and bulk send out an email ab