Comment 42 for bug 60995

(In reply to comment #13)
> I have not been involved in this issue at all up till now, so you can please
> throw away your theories about "developer pride".
>
> Dataloss can occur when you navigate away from certain pages; for example, the
> contents of form fields or script state may be lost. It's relatively easy to
> press backspace accidentally, e.g. when you think an edit field is focused, but
> it isn't (possibly because script changed the focus). So please throw away the
> straw-man argument about removing menu items or buttons.
>
> Mozilla on Linux is a lot more of a GNOME app than anything else. Many of the
> Mozilla-on-Linux developers are also involved with GNOME; none are involved
> with KDE. If KDE developers want to step up and produce more KDE-friendly
> Firefox variants, they're welcome to do so.
>
> This is one of those decisions where no matter what decision is made there will
> be many angry people jumping up and down. All we can do is make a principled
> decision, and that decision has been made. If you can come up with a new
> argument that hasn't been raised yet in this bug or any of the related bugs,
> please mention it, otherwise, leave it alone.
>

I have made my argument -- you are ignoring it. Revert the change back to its original function of "back in history". It has been there as long as I can remember.

Now that so called data loss isn't anything what you are trying to claim here. I have done that before and its called "opps damn" and I think I did that twice in the 2 years I have used Firefox. And second I have never seen that as a argument here at all, not even as a bug report. So try again.

Yes I am arrogant but I am right about it too.