>A web browser should not include X functionality, but should allow a web page to implement X functionality. In my view, this is true for most values of X, including Skype, Mail, Word, Excel...
And in other people's view, it is nonsense, and they liked their Mozilla with built-in mailer, Opera, etc.
And of course there's the huge ecosystem of browsers add-ons and plugins, that do exactly that: implement X functionalities outside of web pages.
>Firefox Hello is ludicrous.
Haven't seen any argument about it. Not being able to disable it and not wanting browsers to include X functionality doesn't translate to "ludicrous".
And in other people's view, it is nonsense, and they liked their Mozilla with built-in mailer, Opera, etc.
And of course there's the huge ecosystem of browsers add-ons and plugins, that do exactly that: implement X functionalities outside of web pages.
>Firefox Hello is ludicrous.
Haven't seen any argument about it. Not being able to disable it and not wanting browsers to include X functionality doesn't translate to "ludicrous".