But it can't keep XUL compatibility and do major overhauls of the browser.
If XUL compatibility doesn't even get you a clear advantage in the add-ons area, should it block modernizing the browser?
Firefox can't be the browser that people use only because they're stuck on it because they have extensions that changes how the browser works. Think about that for a bit.
But it can't keep XUL compatibility and do major overhauls of the browser.
If XUL compatibility doesn't even get you a clear advantage in the add-ons area, should it block modernizing the browser?
Firefox can't be the browser that people use only because they're stuck on it because they have extensions that changes how the browser works. Think about that for a bit.