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this post was submitted on 28 Aug 2024
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Firefox works great.
You can't escape
Even if the Mozilla foundation went bankrupt tomorrow, Firefox would persist. It might not be as quick to update, but it’s an open source project that people will keep working on, regardless of the money.
I've always been curious how many lines of code in Chromium and Firefox are from salaried software engineers, and how many are from community contributions
git shortlog -nsWho cares where the revenue comes from? There's no google spyware in there, and it's competition, that's what really matters.
I just don't like that we're relying on the goodwill (or need for token "competition" to try to avoid antitrust) of Google for Mozilla to stick around, an ad company shouldn't be de facto controlling almost every single browser
Problem solved 😁
Changing your search engine doesn't stop Google from controlling 80% of Mozilla's revenue or almost the entirety of the rest of the browser space
I'm afraid to say that there are no such thing as "gratis" software. I guess as firefox user we have to pay a significant amount of money, but I guess that's a dream in open source software community, and the most obvious consecuense is that they are going to find a sponsor
Nah