Re: My usability experience - Asa Dotzler should be fired
Simon Kissel <[email protected]>
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> > I'm both in the power user and enterprise camp > > Ah. OK. So not really representative of most Mozilla users? That's > useful information for this discussion and this usability newsgroup. Ahaha! Hooray, so now I'm in the same group as Google and IBM! You ARE aware that Firefox became a mass thing mostly due to the viral actions (telling their friends, family, non tech-savy co-workers) of power users / it guys / nerds, yes? You are aware that lots of people will use the browser at home they are used /got got learn at work? What do you think will happen once in our company the IT guys replace Firefox. What browsers will the non-tech-guys switch to at home? According your statements Firefox is no longer meant for - Business users - Enterprises - Users that have Firefox provided by their OS - Power users / nerds / it guys / developers - IBM - Web developers or website owners - People who need to know what software version they are running OK, understood. According to you Firefox now officially is a browser only targetted at my grandma, with an UI focus on giving my grandma an experience similar to Chrome. And I guess your long term plan is to piss people off until you are the last user left of Firefox 73. Which features only one hardcoded URL, but no adress bar or other distracting things, but leaks 200 MB RAM per second, which is only not causing crashes because every 5 minutes a new don't-call-it-version is downloaded and Firefox restarted. Epic WIN ;)