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The initial version of the site gave a good overview of Firefox Replay: https://web.archive.org/web/20191128111509/https://firefox-r...
That gives me “The Wayback Machine has not archived that URL.” I also get the same for all the other snapshots, maybe Mozilla applied for a takedown? Edit: I found it on archive.is: http://archive.is/0ei35 Though it seems a bit broken.
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The initial version of the site gave a good overview of Firefox Replay: https://web.archive.org/web/20191128111509/https://firefox-r...
That gives me “The Wayback Machine has not archived that URL.” I also get the same for all the other snapshots, maybe Mozilla applied for a takedown? Edit: I found it on archive.is: http://archive.is/0ei35 Though it seems a bit broken.
https://megalodon.jp/2019-1128-2050-51/https://firefox-repla...
http://cc.bingj.com/cache.aspx?q=url:https%3A%2F%2Ffirefox-r...
http://cache.yahoofs.jp/search/cache?c=ULQkH25vOxAJ&p=https%...
http://210.89.172.69/search2.naver?group=web&mtype=web_doc&w...
Why "Download Firefox Nightly for macOS"? Is it not supported on Linux and Windows? Why?
This blew me away a bit. Is MacOS this popular in the Web frontend crowd? I always felt that the price/quality ratio was way off with MacOS, compared to a good regular laptop. By good I mean top 10% ranked by price/quality. Even if it wasn't, Apple's general hostility towards consumers is infuriating. Right-to-repair is a banal example.
Is it not appearing for anyone else? I downloaded it (for MacOS), and that option does not exist.
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That gives me “The Wayback Machine has not archived that URL.” I also get the same for all the other snapshots, maybe Mozilla applied for a takedown? Edit: I found it on archive.is: http://archive.is/0ei35 Though it seems a bit broken.
You can also use my browser extension [1] to quickly find the original version of the site in other places: https://megalodon.jp/2019-1128-2050-51/https://firefox-repla... http://cc.bingj.com/cache.aspx?q=url:https%3A%2F%2Ffirefox-r... http://cache.yahoofs.jp/search/cache?c=ULQkH25vOxAJ&p=https%... http://210.89.172.69/search2.naver?group=web&mtype=web_doc&w... [1] https://github.com/dessant/view-page-archive
What would apple have to do to let us have this on iOs? I would love to have a choice of browser on my phone.
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Sounds like Mozilla is applying the concepts they developed for their C/C++ debugger, rr ( https://rr-project.org ).
That's exactly right Brian Hackett collaborated early on with ROC. Here are the basic principles of Replay ( https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Projects/We... ). In a nutshell, replay records Firefox's OS system calls, so that that Firefox can read from the recording when replaying.
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Why 'probably'? According to the stats I could find [1], Firefox has around 5% of Mac users, and around 9% of Windows users. Windows is Firefox's biggest platform, both in absolute terms and as a fraction of that platform's users. On Linux, Firefox has a bigger percentage (>30%), but (desktop) Linux is much less popular than macOS so in absolute terms they have the fewest users there. [1]: https://netmarketshare.com/
I'm really disappointed that Linux gets less attention from FOSS-supportive organizations like Mozilla. Desktop Linux adoption is a catch-22: people don't use it because it doesn't have as much software; however, it has less software because it's less popular.
This didn't work for me. 1. I installed the nightly build as told. 2. Open nightly build 3. Went to the "Save Recording" option 4. The first two times, I got a [javascript error] saying I could not record. 5. The remaining couple of times - after I open a "New Recording Tab", whatever that is - I didn't see the javascript error but the website whose clickthru I wanted to record using this tool didn't even load in tha…
Hmm, join us in http://devtools-html.slack.com/ and we'd be happy to help you debug it. If the tab crashed, you can get the report in about:crashes
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Do you really think the web developpers that use advanced dev tools can make a real difference in their market share? (real question)
Developers in general are very influential. Not only among our family and friends, but also because our choices create a lock-in effect due to the nature of our work. When you use Chrome day in and out, your work is going to be optimized for Chrome and will work best on Chrome. This led to a Chrome-optimized web and while Google isn't necessarily to blame, we're back to the days of " works best in IExplorer 6 ". Comp…
Uh that seems to imply that Google has not been striving to accomplish exactly that. Because they surely haven't been working to prevent a browser engine mono culture. Which is kind of your only option, if your browser engine holds an absolute majority of usage and you don't want to be "to blame" for the browser engine mono culture.
Seriously it puzzles me, how is this not Google's doing.
I mean it's understandable they would do it. They're doing it. Who else would be doing it, the informed preference of millions of users? That would be a first ...