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Firefox has an ambitious new roadmap, the browser is also losing millions of users a month
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Only semi-related to the roadmap and release notes mentioned, but;
I hate the new what's new page that opens after updates. What I want is the release notes, not some huge bannered colorful vast marketing ad space. Until three versions ago it was fairly simple to at least scroll down to open the link. Now it is hard to spot in the violent, pushy, irritating ad space. And it pushes mostly the same stuff every time. Very annoying.
Chrome and Edge are even worse, of course, not even linking technical/complete release notes. But doesn't change the worsening on Firefox.