Re: Is there a reason for scrapping native.js?

Anders Rundgren, your reply is not related to my question. WebExtensions are what I'm talking about, they would be the only kind of addons available in the future and without native.js they obviously would never be sufficient for tweaking browser behavior like current addons do. (as a small pers

Re: Is there a reason for scrapping native.js?

Anders Rundgren, sorry, but your reply is not related to my question. WebExtensions are what I'm talking about, they would be the only kind of addons available in the future and without native.js they obviously would never be sufficient for tweaking browser behavior like current addons do. (as a

Is there a reason for scrapping native.js?

So far I haven't been able to find any piece of rationale behind https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1199718 getting WONTFIXed. And that's weird, because there has to be an enormous reason to justify its scrapping. WebExtensions made perfect sense to me until this happened: - Most exten