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I'm much more on board with the comment this one is replying to: """ ... On top of that, do you guys honestly think that Firefox would not have slid down the
by 21echoes 11y ago
I'm much more on board with the comment this one is replying to:
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On top of that, do you guys honestly think that Firefox would not have slid down the same slope, given that it suddenly had Google, Apple, and Microsoft to compete with, some of whom effectively prevent Firefox from even running on their mobile platforms? It's like I'm living in a bizarro world sometimes when I consider that Slashdot fancies itself as informed tech geeks/nerds, and they don't seem to have any idea what they're ranting about anymore.
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- akkartik 11y agoThe OP doesn't claim there aren't external problems. It claims there's no incentive to address external problems.
- 21echoes 11y agowhich is addressed by the bit I clipped: """ Sigh. Does anyone on Slashdot even know what Mozilla is doing anymore, or do they just actively seek anything minor they can to twist into pathetic negative rants? They've clearly already shifted their focus back onto Firefox lately, but apparently you haven't noticed. Apparently all you've seen is "hype", while selectively ignoring everything else. """ for there being "no incentive", Mozilla dev seems extremely focused on fixing these problems
- akkartik 11y agoI'm disinclined to just take someone's word on the internet that it's "clear" that Mozilla is "extremely focused". OP has more inner structure, a coherent theory of why lack of focus may arise. So it feels more compelling. Then again, I have personal complaints that I've aired elsewhere on this thread, so I might be biased.