> Mozilla shouldn't slow down the release cycle just because big corporations can't keep up with it.
No-one can keep up with it. Not big corporations. Not people who make web sites and web apps. Not even people who make extensions for the browser itself.
The only people who can keep up are users who ticked the "update me whenever you feel like it" box. They only benefit in practice if the people providing the content can take advantage of any new functionality. Otherwise, it's just a no-win/lose proposition, a significant risk of breaking stuff that used to work for no real benefit.
No-one can keep up with it. Not big corporations. Not people who make web sites and web apps. Not even people who make extensions for the browser itself.
The only people who can keep up are users who ticked the "update me whenever you feel like it" box. They only benefit in practice if the people providing the content can take advantage of any new functionality. Otherwise, it's just a no-win/lose proposition, a significant risk of breaking stuff that used to work for no real benefit.