On what grounds was this experiment conducted (was it expected to be overlooked)? Whether or not you choose to make a clarifying announcement that will put people more at ease (or indeed worry them more), I would greatly appreciate knowing the following: I worry that I can no longer recommend Firefox as a distraction-free, user-oriented browser. You risk alienating your primary users and advocators with experiments such as this. This is what Mozilla asks of (and indeed enforces on) add-on developers we expect the same consistency and predictability within Firefox itself. Much of your userbase are committed to Firefox largely for the reason that it gets out of your way, does not intrude on your experience, and does only what is asked for by the user. I understand this has already been answered, but I think the portions of the community that become aware of this occurrence would like assurance that something along these lines *will not happen again*. * Clarify where to disable it, preferably not hiding it in about:config.
* Limit modal pop-ups to the new tab page ensure they will not disrupt active tabs. * Disable by default in the Enterprise ESR releases. P.S: I posted this on Mozilla Connect as well, not sure of the correct forum. Thanks for all your hard work I hope this is helpful. I appreciate that there needs to be a business model to keep development funded, but you may end up driving off your userbase if the browser becomes difficult to use reliably. Clarify where to disable it, preferably not hiding it in about:config.Limit modal pop-ups to the new tab page ensure they will not disrupt active tabs.Disable by default in the Enterprise ESR releases.If you do add them back, I have three suggestions: If you add this back, I'll have to deploy a Firefox Enterprise policy to disable this on our entire laptop fleet, which is. Modal popups will make it difficult to use in production there are reports of this crashing the current page and causing issues with multiple monitors. The company I work for uses Firefox to view and project web content while filming government meetings, along with a number of critical apps.
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I see that you're "reviewing internally", so here's some more input from a professional standpoint:
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