And the new features being added to Firefox of course are no reason to keep updating it.

Technology always moves forward. Should we pause all advancements to ensure that everything stays compatible? And why is it that this library (not sure what to call it) is the one with the problems? If firefox updates are breaking it, then something must be broken with the library itself. I use tons of different websites every day, so far I haven't seen any which have been broken by firefox (I'm using Aurora). So this seems to be a very rare occurance - I'm pretty sure where we can place the blame.

There was an easier method to fix that - involved installing an addon called the Add-on Compatibility reporter. No need to unpack and change.

But now if I remember correctly stuff will just work unless the creator marks it otherwise.

Tons of websites, including those with advanced features work perfectly with updated versions of firefox.

So what's wrong with this particular feature? And why is it that FF is getting the blame?

I work for a for-profit company. What the boss decides to do with the software is none of my buisiness - I still need to put food on the table.

If I worked at a company who's target was not to make profit - I still would need to eat if its my full-time job. Just that at the end of the day(year) the company won't cut a big check to shareholders.

I have no problem with non-profits making money - if you don't have fulltime developers the company will collapse sooner rather than later.

Choice between WIndows, Mac and a Linux distro... not really such a brilliant assertion.

Let me tell yo-

*gets kidnapped by shady people in black suits*

Only if you separate it by different versions.

Nothing historical about this. The sum of all IE Versions still beats Chrome. Chrome keeps itself auto-updated so there's no real difference in versions.

Yeah, if you enter a disposable email, a fake name and the wrong country it'll still work.

I think the latest versions don't even need you to check the email address. Its not like they ask you for CC information, blood type, or a resume.

Yeah I am so worried about my privacy.

You're making a massive deal over what is less than nothing.

And did you consider hitting the "Register" button and being done in 2 minutes without paying anything? Did you consider doing this to 'shut the damn thing up' ?

ICANNT amiright?

Cash them in for 1 dollar notes.
Put them in a big pile
Set them on fire and use the heat to power the new data center.

Also helps reduce inflation.

Or just fill a swimming pool with them.

Some pre-paid credit cards can be bought over-the-counter and don't have your address on them.

If you pay them in cash I don't think the

And I thought the attack dolphins in that game were silly.

I always thought we'd follow a bathtub curve.

Fixed that for you.