"it's their (Mozilla) fault"
Mozilla was never mentioned in my sentence how could it possibly mean that?
I think you'll also find that this sentence has nothing to do with me, I mentioned making a FF extension to
illustrate that the people who make them have no relation to Mozilla.
"Extensions are made by normal members of the public (I made an FF extension when I was 17), it's actually
their fault for not updating it to work with FF4/5 not the other way around."
in other words
"Extensions are made by normal members of the public, it's actually their fault for not updating it to work
with FF4/5 not the other way around."
like I said, "them" would have made more sense than "it", that was my mistake.
"Extensions are made by normal members of the public, it's actually their fault for not updating [them] to
work with FF4/5 not the other way around."
So we can add parenthesis to the list of grammatical principles you don't understand.
btw you are doing a very good job of convincing me that you infact cannot read. Sorry about that.
If you insist on replying please explain what you interpreted as "the other way around." this is actually
turned out to be quiet fascinating. I assume you didn't even read Angel's post, or maybe you did, it
doesn't seem like it would have made a difference...