> ...and creating APIs so that extensions can handle the functionality instead.
If they were actually doing that, I'd be first in line for their defense, but they aren't. Additionally, they keep shoving in features that should be extensions.
If they were actually doing that, I'd be first in line for their defense, but they aren't. Additionally, they keep shoving in features that should be extensions.
There's a number of new APIs in the pipeline[1] with additional experimental prototypes in various stages of progress[2].
1. https://wiki.mozilla.org/Add-ons/Projects#New_WebExtension_A...