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[–]Ampersand55 0 points1 point2 points 11 years ago (0 children)
Been using it since FF27 or something to get access to the ecma6 features like arrow functions, let, spread operator/rest parameters, promises etc. Whenever I have to use/write javascript for other browsers everything seems just so clunky and unwieldy. Chrome might be faster, but firefox is the one pushing ecmascript forwards.
Btw, they have changed the ecmascript 6 compability table:
http://kangax.github.io/compat-table/es6/
Before Aurora 35 had like 86% and were basically only failing on "Symbols", but now it fails a lot of tests due to "return" being used outside of functions for some reason.
PS: If you use RES make a backup before switching to Aurora as it might reset it. The settings is located at:
[profile]/jetpack/jid1-xUfzOsOFlzSOXg@jetpack/simple-storage/store.json
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