Firefox Blamed For Engagement Breakup

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The discussion revolves around a humorous bug report on Mozilla's Bugzilla, specifically bug number 330884, which leads to an unexpected outcome: "Break-up with fiancé." Users find the concept amusing, with one commenter jokingly suggesting that Mozilla should enhance privacy features to help conceal certain online activities. The mention of a button labeled 'Erase My Relationship' under the privacy settings adds to the humor, with participants debating whether this is a bug or a feature. Overall, the thread highlights the comedic aspects of software bugs and the unexpected implications they can have on personal relationships.
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'Erase My Relationship' hehehe
 
That's pretty damned funny. Mozilla should protect my relationship by allowing my boyfriend to be able to better hide his pron sites from me. What?
 
yeah but those sites are swinger sites where I'd assume all members would be screwing around, which means that he was probably cheating on her.

So hell I'd be saying thanks to firefox! :smile:
 
:smile: I'm really laughing at the comment that says it's not a bug, but a "feature."
There is a button under Tools > Options > Privacy > History. On the History tab, I believe, you will see a button for 'Erase My Relationship'
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:ROFL: this has to be one of the stupidest things I've ever heard
 
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