Firefox 100 Brings HDR Video and Other Features to Mac

[MacBH928]

And they actually have:

VPN: https://vpn.mozilla.org/
Privacy email: https://relay.firefox.com/

Now, we can't say Mozilla isn't listening to their users

not really, this is not a serious attempt. their vpn service is just a mullvad wrapper , basically pay us more to be the middle man. Their privacy email service is free on DDG, and its not even an email service like tutanota and protonmail.

See otheres service like NordVPN how they are serious about promoting their service.

 

[orionquest]

See otheres service like NordVPN how they are serious about promoting their service.

Pretty sure NordVPN was the one that either got hacked or their VPN wasn't as private as once thought.

 

[Tom!]

Sorry but this is just not true. In the future, why not link the bug you are referring to? I did the digging for you and here is the open bug: "Square icon for macOS Big Sur" https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1648386
See also: https://macosicons.com
And yes, I agree they should have addressed this long ago.

Oh I see, they closed the comments of the bug, not the bug itself. Still a sign they don't really care in my opinion.

 

[MacBH928]

Pretty sure NordVPN was the one that either got hacked or their VPN wasn't as private as once thought.

This doesn't matter because the comparison I am talking about is making a VPN service (or others) that are meant to bring in revenue to Mozilla. Quality, security, privacy is another issue. Mozilla is not serious about their VPN service.

 

[Tagbert]

I have a problem with the truncated pop-up menus à la Windows which are still there in the 100 release. From the language selector on https://www.wikipedia.org:

View attachment 2000535

Seems to work just fine. What truncation do you mean? Yes, that list is scrollable.

 

[star-affinity]

Seems to work just fine. What truncation do you mean? Yes, that list is scrollable.

It works, but the pop-up menu doesn’t behave like in Safari and Chromium based browsers where it stretches to the top and bottom of the screen.

Why make the menu smaller, requiring more scrolling when there is room for it to be taller? That’s how it historically has behaved in Windows, not MacOS.

 

[Tagbert]

It works, but the pop-up menu doesn’t behave like in Safari and Chromium based browsers where it stretches to the top and bottom of the screen.

Why make the menu smaller, requiring more scrolling when there is room for it to be taller? That’s how it historically has behaved in Windows, not MacOS.

Ah, I see. I guess it just doesn't bother me enough to notice.

 

[star-affinity]

Ah, I see. I guess it just doesn't bother me enough to notice.

I understand.
I think it's a bit bothersome since it's not the native macOS way of handling pop-up menus.