> Ok, and what percent of users do you think that affects?
And that right here is the same argument you can make for showing the hand full of remaining Firefox users a "this site requires a modern browser, download chrome here" message. After all the amount of users affected by that is a fucking rounding error.
Re:Shortest URLs on the Internet
by not_kurt_godel on Wednesday September 14, 2022 @12:29PM
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That is not remotely the same argument. Designing efficient UX != ensuring open standards on the Web
> The default behavior is also nonsensical if you want to access anything on the local network by name.
Ok, and what percent of users do you think that affects? And what percent of those aren't technically savvy enough to enable the separate search bar? And what percent of those who aren't under a company managed policy that enables the separate search bar automatically? Let's make some reasonable estimates about those numbers and then reevaluate how "nonsensical" this core feature of Firefox is.