Steve Teixeira, Mozilla’s New Chief Product Officer
I&#x27;ve been using Mozilla browsers since NetScape Navigator.<p>I&#x27;ll probably have to stop soon. Firefox is just too buggy and incomplete.<p>The attitude of the developers on Bugzilla is just <i>horrendous</i>. Users take their time to submit detailed reports, with repro steps, explanations, references, and screenshots of how other browsers behave.<p>These tickets will sit in the queue for <i>decades</i>, sometimes with thousands or even tens of thousands of &quot;me too!&quot; and &quot;is this fixed yet?&quot; comments.<p>The only response you will see from anyone at Mozilla is internal paper-pushing. Assigning of categories, merging bugs, assigning to a team, or whatever. Almost never will you see an actual developer <i>fix</i> the issue.<p>Currently, Firefox the only major browser that:<p>- Doesn&#x27;t consistently support colour management.<p>- Doesn&#x27;t support HDR on sites like YouTube.<p>- Doesn&#x27;t pick up the operating system PKI trust store.<p>- Doesn&#x27;t play nice with Enterprise deployment and configuration management.<p>... etc ...<p>The core team has lost its way and is too busy playing with stupid pet projects with no business value.<p>The CPO should really start knocking some heads together and start asking tough questions like:<p>- Why are there open bug tickets old enough to drink and have little bugs of their own?<p>- Why is Firefox unable to correctly view content on the #1 video site in the world?<p>Etc...<p>Fix the basics!