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Building a Browser - An Understanding
sambul95
Likely everyone immensely appreciates your insightful, wonderful comments. Probably everyone thanks you for your wise & helpful, very topical, input. We are so deeply indebted & grateful.
If you find something "strange", may be best you leave be rather than try to make it less strange for yourself.
You sound very personal. The writing was strictly in a technical sphere. Alas, it does seem you missed the, actual, point being put forth in that writing.
It's often prudent to take notice of what others are saying.
Keep smiling 👍☺
Cheers,
Drew
You sound very personal. The writing was strictly in a technical sphere... There are a group of things most people hold in common and they view as "Must haves" and "Keepers".
Its not personal at all, just a basic absurdity issue. You claim to know and push what "most people need" instead of Edge team collecting user votes and telemetry feature use data. You even said earlier you don't use certain features while claiming later they are Must Haves. 😂
The reason I posted my note here was the forum team lately in June 2019 suddenly started answering all your historical remarks from the beginning of this forum. This raises fairness concerns, as almost half of my and other users posts addressed directly to the team were never answered by them at all. 😢 They also never answered questions posted by users here for last Reddit event, and failed to answer them during the event. The team also never commented and failed to fix high CPU and GPU load on numerous websites covering entire world regions like Europe, despite many users reported that bug seemingly caused by the same page script. I'd like to know why such discrimination occurs?
In this regard, its time to talk about merits. That's why I suggested the team in my recent post to offer a feature list on this forum the users can VOTE on. Again no answer was given. Meanwhile, when someone suggests certain features are in "Massive Demand" and "Must Have" proof is usually required. So such suggestions should be treated based on user votes, and not on number of emails sent by one user to the team. I believe current situation is absurd, and I'd like the team's management input on that.