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The problem with those Android phones is that they run Android.

The decisions taken by the Mozilla Corporation for the past years make them look like they've completely lost control of themselves. I don't feel like I can trust them at all. I don't want to know what they are going to pull off next week, so I've decided they won't execute any more code on my machine.

Ah, your comments are in jest. Sorry.

>The project seems out-of-touch. One of his roles is to inspire collaboration, so he would have more luck using technologies that excite people today.

I hope you're not saying that Eudora should be written using Electron...

Sidewise... I already tried it, and it is nothing more than a bad hack... I guess we'll never get that.

Firefox has worse performance than Chrome and I don't trust Mozilla, so unfortunately using Firefox is not an option for me.

Anybody knows if something like this is possible in Chrome?

That's the reason I have webgl disabled even though I'm on Windows with a supported driver. It opens a gaping security/DoS hole without any benefit (do you ever see webgl used in any website?)

You're the best.

More info about that "total disaster"?

For privacy purposes I hope most ISPs do this.

Looks like the wet dream of adtech, to have everybody use a static IP address. No thanks.

He can run whatever OS he wants and have whatever kind of control he wants over his own hardware. Just don't expect to watch Netflix in HD.

Practically nobody runs a custom ROM or Linux in the desktop, and if you do, that's a self-inflicted wound.