I'm not sure I'm on board with telling users that you can fix this issue by disabling all service workers without telling them that some functionality on other sites might not work as they expect afterwards, because it depended on a service worker.
I'm also curious why, given this seems to be triggered by Firefox reacting suboptimally to a service worker error, Twitter haven't done something to fix their service worker. Is Firefox's usage really that low now? Sad times.
I'm also curious why, given this seems to be triggered by Firefox reacting suboptimally to a service worker error, Twitter haven't done something to fix their service worker. Is Firefox's usage really that low now? Sad times.