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Re:Browser extensions are underrated: the promise of hackabl... by the_pwner224 on Monday July 29, 2019 @09:28PM (#20561248)
I've been using FF nightly - the most untested version, hot off of git - for two years and have yet to encounter a single bug which I could not reproduce in normal FF (mainly rare crashes on certain sites some of the time).
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Re:Browser extensions are underrated: the promise of hackabl... by Wowfunhappy on Tuesday July 30, 2019 @07:37AM (#20563875)
With all respect, I think that Mozilla has a lot more testers than just one person. If the beta channel (or nightly) was truly bug free, it would be turned into the release channel.

In other words, there is presumably a reason the release channel exists. As long as it does, the desire to use the release version alongside unsigned extensions is reasonable, and there should be a supported pathway.

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