@funkylab Well, you'll get that when someone says "here are the reasons" and you go "they're not reasons". Probably little point in having any other discourse with you at this point. @julienw @m0rpk @firefoxwebdevs

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I'm sorry you don't get it, but don't worry, we do.
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@funkylab Frankly, because they very obviously need to put the effort into improving the core browser. By all means, they can prompt for a plug-in on installation, there are many around, and they are part of the Open Web rather than something you get plumbed in as if it were some piece of Microsoft bloatware. If they don't fix the browser, the whole concept of the Open Web becomes moot. @m0rpk @firefoxwebdevs