It isn't as black and white. Also rewrites can mean, starting from scratch and building with the old or new code fragments as necessary. This kind of refactor happens all the time, although gradually and over a long time.
Firefox did this a few years back and the result was 💜
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Last week I got a chance to chat with about the future of web animation at #fsf2019 and it was just wonderful.
Did you know SVG is hardware accelerated in Firefox but not in Chrome? #conferenceinsider
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Firefox with a few plugins are doing a great job.
Here's Twatter. Not a single ad in sight 😆
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This is how it looks like in chrome
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Browser deal differently with #svg stroke caps when the path has length zero.
Chrome does not show the caps.
Firefox, Edge and Safari show the caps on both ends of the original path.
Made with animejs
codepen.io/idrisn/pen/Ymx
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animation-play-state demos don’t work in Firefox/Edge; culprit is missing event parameter:
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I tried loading the latest build from github with web-ext - it's probably not working on Firefox?
(It's late here, so it's possible maybe I might have done something wrong)
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ICYMI, made an awesome Chrome/Firefox extension that significantly improves the new Twitter UI
Check it out 👇🏼
Here's the link to the Firefox ext: addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/
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This is now published as a Chrome extension if you want to use it too:
(works best if you go into more > display > dim)
chrome.google.com/webstore/detai
It's really just me messing around for a few hours, please don't expect too much- just open sourcing because people asked 
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#webdev RT sarah_edo: In Firefox dev tools, there's a little waffle you can click that will show you the tracks an… twitter.com/i/web/status/8
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Guess where I'm writing from... you're right, from a Firefox version of 's Productive Twitter browser extension. It's pretty neat with a dim display theme. My fault assuming it would be only for Chrome. Thanks a lot for this great piece of work! addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/
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Hey JS devs (looking at you & ), I just got my first browser compatibility issue. I was using the submitter attribute of FormSubmit only to find out it's only implemented in #Firefox. I feel so cutting edge 😎 (and dumb🥴)
CSS Weekly Issue #383
Learn how to use a new suite of Firefox DevTools, how to quickly build complex layouts using CSS Grid, how to make your tables responsive, and more.
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I automate everything, my whole Linux desktop is provisioned using Ansible, even things like Firefox profiles and plugins. This allows me to document my setup and can bootstrap from scratch. Also all my projects are running in containers, so I don't need to install deps manually
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I've resorted to multiple browsers:
- chromium/firefox: development
- stack: docs, email, discord, slack, etc... (all, always open)
- safari: actual browsing, googling, stack overflow, etc...
gotta say this is still more performant on my machine than a single browser
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