I’ve used Firefox since Chrome started threatening to block ad blockers. I have stopped recommending it.
This specific bug confused the hell out of not only my parents, but also multiple nieces and nephews in their teens. (They thought it crashes.) These age groups both spend most of their time on mobile. When a desktop app behaves unusually, it’s a massive burden.
Not fixing these bugs seems to be a cultural problem at Mozilla, albeit one that’s getting better.
Both of your parents and multiple teenagers thought firefox was crashing because Services wasn't in the right-click menu?
Forgive me for being incredulous, but what are they using it for? While I use Services, I'm not under the impression that it's particularly common. Perhaps Mozilla haven't prioritized the matter because they, like myself, are wrong about that? (And maybe calling Firefox garbage isn't the best way to correct their cultural blindspot?)
I’ve used Firefox since Chrome started threatening to block ad blockers. I have stopped recommending it.
This specific bug confused the hell out of not only my parents, but also multiple nieces and nephews in their teens. (They thought it crashes.) These age groups both spend most of their time on mobile. When a desktop app behaves unusually, it’s a massive burden.
Not fixing these bugs seems to be a cultural problem at Mozilla, albeit one that’s getting better.