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I'm a little worried about the qualities they want the logo to communicate. * Unique * Appealing * Innovative * Trustworthy Sounds good so far. * Inclusiv
by zyx321 10y ago
I'm a little worried about the qualities they want the logo to communicate.
* Unique
* Appealing
* Innovative
* Trustworthy
Sounds good so far.
* Inclusive/Welcoming
Let's just take that at face value. Don't want to get political here.
* Activist
That's getting a little dodgy. I just want a browser, not a social movement.
* Opinionated
Okay... Ask HN: What's the most approachable Firefox fork (or other alternative)?
- Ianvdl 10y agoThe politics really get in the way here. I prefer having the "cold", practical protocol logo instead of the "welcoming" burst that's just some ugly moire. Seems like everyone just wants to push their activism on me these days. As for alternatives, Pale Moon maybe? But they're very opinionated as well.
- icebraining 10y agoThe logo is for Mozilla, the organization, not Firefox. The Mozilla Foundation has always been an activist organization, with a mission ("promote choice and innovation on the Internet") and it has had a Manifesto for at least a decade.
- omnimus 10y agoIts not a browser its independent open-source org. Its activist as hell. Lets start to be political or we all get rolled by the system eventualy. Eaten by the corp.
- brennen 10y ago> That's getting a little dodgy. I just want a browser, not a social movement. I kind of want a social movement.