The plugin support hasn't bothered me yet, and it's almost surprising.
The amount of flash I use on a daily basis is so incredibly minimal these days. I've started using the built in plugin blocking with firefox. The only time I really turn it on is for Netflix and the occasional video that isn't part of the HTML5 beta on youtube is about it.
( not that any of this is an excuse to not fix the bug :P )
As Google Chromes GWT Developer plugin is noticeably slower (and stopped working altogether) than that of Firefox's, having to use non-retina supported browser for GWT development is annoying.
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The plugin support hasn't bothered me yet, and it's almost surprising.
The amount of flash I use on a daily basis is so incredibly minimal these days. I've started using the built in plugin blocking with firefox. The only time I really turn it on is for Netflix and the occasional video that isn't part of the HTML5 beta on youtube is about it.
( not that any of this is an excuse to not fix the bug :P )
As Google Chromes GWT Developer plugin is noticeably slower (and stopped working altogether) than that of Firefox's, having to use non-retina supported browser for GWT development is annoying.
I usually start up a Chrome private browsing tab for Flash stuff, and use Firefox for most other stuff.
netflix is silverlight, not flash, though this is tangential to your point