For a non-profit organization that acts like they are "just like the rest of
us", they sure spend a LOT of money. For what actually? Their browser relies
on volunteers to contribute code for free so they can take that work, throw
it behind a restrictive license, and pay their higher ups 6 figure salaries.
It is obvious what the recent 1 billion dollars from Google went towards.
Don't be fooled.
All for a web browser. Heck, between the MPL and their bureaucratic policies,
how is this browser any better from an "open" standpoint than Chromium? I
know you guys once had a comparison of sketchy libraries in Chromium that may
or may not be free software, but at least it is under a BSD license.
Firefox is bleeding marketshare at this point and they hit their peak years
ago. It is only a matter of time before they are irrelevant.
