> This is just one piece of the broader XUL removal effort, but it does > highlight that things can be simpler in a post-XUL world.
Well I agree that cleaning up overlay usage was overdue. Otherwise the simple post XUL world world is just dumb. Removing things without a functional replacement and putting in spaghetthi code seems to be the current mantra. Preprocessing with include files is even worse.
FRG Brendan Dahl wrote:
This is hopefully the last thing you’ll ever hear about XUL overlays as they have now been completely removed from Firefox[1]. For those unfamiliar with overlays, they provided a way to merge two XUL documents and were mainly used by legacy extensions and in several places within the Firefox UI. While overlays served a purpose, they were removed since we no longer support legacy extensions and they added unneeded complexity to Firefox.
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