Re: Why should ordinary user have to tweak the program after updating?

On 16.11.2011 08:01, Desiree wrote:

 --- Original Message ---

> We all use computers differently and browser makers as well OS makers need 
> to be aware of this an try to accomodate to the needs of different users. Fx 
> though has thrown its fate into the hands of the group of users who are 
> ignorant of computers and have no interest in learning about computers. 
> Those users are fickle and will not see any reason to be loyal to Mozilla.

I manage (Wizard) 50+ AOL/Compuserve forums, am responsible for several
form replies (over 1000 monthly) for the Mozilla Contribute arena, help
with Mozilla Feedback and various other Mozilla Support venues. I seldom
have more than six to eight tabs open, not windows (takes more resources
and harder to keep up with). I am neither ignorant of computers, do have
an interest in learning more about computers, not fickle and can find a
whole bunch of ways to be loyal to Mozilla. Firefox is my browser
because it works, Thunderbird is my email and news application because
IT works and I have SeaMonkey installed for support issues when they
arise. And I've been closely involved with a lot of these folks since
Netscape was released in October of 1994. Am not a "geek" or a
programmer, just a regular user with a mission. With that in mind, just
WHO are you speaking of anyway?

And however, you do have the right to express an opinion.

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