I wasn’t able to find anything, but I may have missed it. Clearly it was technically possible, so I have to assume a business decision.

They used to support it, but they gave it up. So I no longer support them.

19 and 18 are out of order, but computers don’t sort Roman numerals numerically unless you make them. They’re sorted correctly alphabetically.

Would you mind sharing the revelation? I’m not sure yet what’s infuriating. The files are sorted by year primarily; the only tie is 1950, and “I” (in “XIX”) comes before “V” (in “XVIII”) alphabetically, so they’re in order as well.

And now the comments are closed. Embarrassing.

The only thing left is real Firefox, since Mozilla will be willing to do the signing. And that’s worth it.

Although, if this kills Android, maybe Mozilla will have the incentive to build the real thing for iOS, now that Apple removed at least one of the technical blockers there.

Oh, that looks handy - who’s that curator?