Soulfire Jarexi Backblaze ΘΔ on Nostr: npub1ywf2s…r8y42 I really want to like Firefox, but there's just so many problems ...
npub1ywf2swpx4f2vqdp7vgdu5vlhlav0fycm89wc7xmpy6gv7z8wpxfqar8y42 (npub1ywf…8y42) I really want to like Firefox, but there's just so many problems with it that just don't get addressed by Mozilla. Only recently did (the framework, not an actual implementation out of the box) passkeys get inserted. And Mozilla has denied adding progressive web apps to the desktop. creating only a bare bones implementation for the Android version
They act like add-ons can solve all of the browsers problems. And instead of trying to broaden what add-ons can do, it just seems like they want to do random things like colorways (limited time themes), and whatever their marketing department thinks will stick instead of listening to their users. and then a whole bureaucratic process in deciding whether to actually implement a standard.
The browser's getting better, but I don't know if it's getting better fast enough, or if Mozilla's going to let it reach its maximum potential. Especially around when the big manifest V2 purge begins next June. It's a huge opportunity, and I feel like they're going to blow it because honestly, I don't know how much they care about Firefox as a browser anymore.
They act like add-ons can solve all of the browsers problems. And instead of trying to broaden what add-ons can do, it just seems like they want to do random things like colorways (limited time themes), and whatever their marketing department thinks will stick instead of listening to their users. and then a whole bureaucratic process in deciding whether to actually implement a standard.
The browser's getting better, but I don't know if it's getting better fast enough, or if Mozilla's going to let it reach its maximum potential. Especially around when the big manifest V2 purge begins next June. It's a huge opportunity, and I feel like they're going to blow it because honestly, I don't know how much they care about Firefox as a browser anymore.