Anonym was founded with two core beliefs: First, that people have a fundamental right to privacy in online interactions...
sure, ok
...and second, that digital advertising is critical for the sustainability of free content, services and experiences.
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I think it's a sign that Mozilla has given up and through this action, admitted that Google has won the browser wars.
This is bad.
Thing is, management keeps killing everything that might've helped them get the upper hand again, so they can line their pockets instead.
They basically handed an entire programming language over to Amazon ffs.
So they've let the Google monopoly win because.. they wanted even more money? That is pretty foolish of them.
leadership at American "non-profits" is sadly often not any smarter than any other corporation.
I have unfortunate news about where many of Mozilla's current executives come from + where many former Mozilla executives went after leaving Mozilla
Yeah, that's absolutely normal executive mobility in the tech industry. Just, you know. It's normal but I don't have to feel good about it.
I wonder how that ties to the recent CPO suing them for discrimination and having been prevented from becoming CEO. It's hard not to see one heading to the other
Are there any decent non-Chromium alternatives?
Windows compatibility is a nice-to-have, I'm trying to move away from that as well.
