It won’t take long until Firefox will have such a low market share that another open source browser project can take over their share of users. I am ready to switch to a better project which is not dependent on Google, that needs less funding and uses that money better.
Edit: This is me trying to see the good in the fact that Firefox market share is dying.
I think mozilla is really useful to google, obviously for monopoly reasons but here is a rather petty mundane example. Reading through a bunch of the TC39 minutes (W3C JS standards body), all of the major browsers including Moz have reps, and the Google ones tend to dominate the conversation and can tend to block proposals and generally be vocal about where the rubber meets the road. The google reps also seem to think they can speak for Mozilla saying things to the effect of I don’t think Moz will be on board with that, that won’t work for them. So they get more power behind the scenes through their patronage.
Incidentally, Microsoft uses Github votes the same way, except they outright own then instead of just controlling 98% of their funding.
In other words, Firefox might be around longer than looks reasonable from a distance.
In other words, Firefox might be around longer than looks reasonable from a distance.
Yeah but on the other hand: the people who like firefox like it for being not google, so they would switch to a different browser that’s better in that regard, I believe
why you said: “It won’t take long until Firefox will have such a low market share that another open source browser project can take over their share of users.”
“This is me trying to see the good in the fact that Firefox market share is dying”
It won’t take long until Firefox will have such a low market share that another open source browser project can take over their share of users. I am ready to switch to a better project which is not dependent on Google, that needs less funding and uses that money better.
Edit: This is me trying to see the good in the fact that Firefox market share is dying.
I think mozilla is really useful to google, obviously for monopoly reasons but here is a rather petty mundane example. Reading through a bunch of the TC39 minutes (W3C JS standards body), all of the major browsers including Moz have reps, and the Google ones tend to dominate the conversation and can tend to block proposals and generally be vocal about where the rubber meets the road. The google reps also seem to think they can speak for Mozilla saying things to the effect of I don’t think Moz will be on board with that, that won’t work for them. So they get more power behind the scenes through their patronage.
Incidentally, Microsoft uses Github votes the same way, except they outright own then instead of just controlling 98% of their funding.
In other words, Firefox might be around longer than looks reasonable from a distance.
Yeah but on the other hand: the people who like firefox like it for being not google, so they would switch to a different browser that’s better in that regard, I believe
@fidibus@lemmy.161.social then keep using chrome spyware and win10 spyware is that good for you ?
wtf I am a FF user on linux…
why you said: “It won’t take long until Firefox will have such a low market share that another open source browser project can take over their share of users.”
“This is me trying to see the good in the fact that Firefox market share is dying”
because Firefox market share is still declining and that sucks. But they don’t seem to be able to turn it around, so maybe another project will.
Isn’t the “elite” injecting € $ on chrome spyware ?
what are you talking about??
do you think gov and other corps influenced chrome usage on past years without a reason ? check this out https://lemmy.ml/post/57086
Who is the “elite” here?