@skilltheamps Weird, I could *swear* my post asked for "a setting" but I guess in your absurd black-or-white world that translates to "everybody should suffer."
@grue Another very productive reply. Great. Enjoy your perfectly cross-compatible software environment that somehow exists despite a lack of compatibility not being a "problem" for any software maker to care about.
@grue You don't need to identify yourself as a Linux user. The insulting remark at the top of your post and the tone of the rest of it makes it clear.
Ever been forced by your workplace to use a piece of software you'd prefer not to? For example, ever tried to share a webp image on MS Teams? You can't; you have to convert it first. Lots of household-name software rejects the format.
Hopefully the Firefox team needs to care about more than the needs of condescending Linux users.
@woelkchen @queermunist It happens on the Fediverse, where apparently if your community is unofficial you don't need to note that in your description.
@woelkchen Thanks for the tip that this is an unofficial community.
@skilltheamps Weird, I could *swear* my post asked for "a setting" but I guess in your absurd black-or-white world that translates to "everybody should suffer."
@grue Stop replying now.
@grue Another very productive reply. Great. Enjoy your perfectly cross-compatible software environment that somehow exists despite a lack of compatibility not being a "problem" for any software maker to care about.
@grue You don't need to identify yourself as a Linux user. The insulting remark at the top of your post and the tone of the rest of it makes it clear.
Ever been forced by your workplace to use a piece of software you'd prefer not to? For example, ever tried to share a webp image on MS Teams? You can't; you have to convert it first. Lots of household-name software rejects the format.
Hopefully the Firefox team needs to care about more than the needs of condescending Linux users.
@kuneho I love Firefox and dragging images out of the window is a great thing to be able to do, but not when they're webp.