I installed the Firefox 4 beta. It's crap. I've now removed it and will no longer be using Firefox. Seriously, it is that bad, and will probably never get any better. RIP Firefox. We hardly knew ye.
Care to elaborate? What is so bad about it? What makes it crap?
It sucks that this is being removed. All of the other browsers have it and so many websites have supported it. By removing it from easy access you discourage the use of an open standard. It is not just about who clicks on it. It is about who supports it. RSS is used by all kinds of applications and services and anything that discourages its easy usage makes the web a less open place. I can not imagine that there is a significant amount of code to make this work and I don't see how it is causing a reduction in the usage of Firefox. It definitely does not impact workflow but actually improves it. If Firefox is following the road of the bean counter then I think it is time to move on.
I installed the Firefox 4 beta. It's crap. I've now removed it and will no longer be using Firefox. Seriously, it is that bad, and will probably never get any better. RIP Firefox. We hardly knew ye.
Care to elaborate? What is so bad about it? What makes it crap?
Doesn't the RSS icon in Firefox only show up when an RSS feed is present? Has Mozilla corrected their stats for that? https://heatmap.mozillalabs.com/mozmetrics/?os=all&color... Maybe it was only clicked by 7.3% of the users but 10% of the users went to a site that had an RSS feed available.