Robert O'Callahan said that, but then he left. I wish he had not said it, and so do many other heavy hitters who are or were at Mozilla. It makes Firefox sound

Robert O'Callahan said that, but then he left. I wish he had not said it, and so do many other heavy hitters who are or were at Mozilla. It makes Firefox sound like a pity-f$#k, or a sin tax. At worst, a feel-good gesture that has unintended consequences. If you like Firefox, use it! If you like Brave, either for the speed and safety of our 3rd party ad/tracker blocking that's on by default; or for the post-browser, user-data-sovereignty economics we're building to sustain; then use Brave. If you like Vivaldi, use it. And so on. But don't make a cult out of one particular browser. Open source is not an issue. FYI, Brave is all open source.