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Ron Paul has similar views, yet reddit fellates him quite enough.

Yes.

I'd like this answered as well. Registered to vote in Tucson and I lean democratic, but I break from the dems on some of their stricter gun control stances.

The debate point in the democratic primary wherein people wanted to see gun manufacturers prosecuted for gun crimes was the most frustrating thing.

I'm a longtime Opera user. I got swayed into using Firefox as my default browser after dissatisfaction with where Opera was going with 15 combined with seeing how dedicated Mozilla is to privacy and open software. The cool thing is I've been able to replicate many (not all) of the things I loved about Opera by sifting through the tons and tons of available extensions.

My question/s is/are, given the existence of your vast extension-building community, what's the Firefox team's philosophy about adding new features? Do they prefer to take a backseat and let the extensions do their thing, or are they more proactive? What were the last few big features introduced into Firefox?

Lastly, can you guys snatch up the old Opera Dragonfly team? ;)

Wow, I did not even know this was happening. AoE2 was my childhood. Instabuy