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Security implications for user interface changes?Security implications for user interface changes?Posted Dec 2, 2012 10:04 UTC (Sun) by man_ls (subscriber, #15091)In reply to: Security implications for user interface changes? by epa Parent article: Security implications for user interface changes? Statistics on browser usage are not exactly quality feedback. Consider this scenario: Firefox 85 comes out with 10 new end-user features, 5 new enterprise features and with a new advertising campaign. Usage goes down 0.1%. Who is to blame? What did they do wrong? Is the world moving on? Are there any features in the competition which Firefox did not implement? Did MS or Google come up with a (possibly dirty) strategy to steal users? In the absence of detailed feedback it is impossible to know. Statistics are good only to check whether things go broadly according to plan or there is a need to dig deeper into why.
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