[caslon]

That person doesn't work at Mozilla or on free software at all anymore. It was a bad tweet, but it's past the time to reasonably hold that against Mozilla.

Mozilla has a lot of problems, and it would be better to blame them for the problems that are still around rather than a bad tweet from months ago by someone not employed at Mozilla any longer.

[0xFreebie]

Past time? She left in February.

[caslon]

She left near the beginning of the year and we're nearing the end of the year.

[tomrod]

And the changes she was involved in have yet to be rolled back.

Long shadows happen when developers have user-hostile attitudes.

[caslon]

It's fine to acknowledge that Firefox for anything but desktop sucks now. I do pretty often, actually:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26762431

But complaining about a problem that Mozilla's already gotten rid of is counterproductive at best.

[atatatat]

Just don't mind the gap in security on your desktop, then?

Or do you disable JS?