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Mozilla must believe that privacy conscious users make up a small percentage of their user base. There's no other explanation for moves like this and their "dif
by darrmit 9y ago
Mozilla must believe that privacy conscious users make up a small percentage of their user base. There's no other explanation for moves like this and their "differential privacy" fiasco from August.
Between that, broken U2F support in FF57, and pages that are broken in FF but work fine in Chrome (I assume due to devs catering to the huge market share) it's becoming increasingly difficult to stick with Firefox.
- TAForObvReasons 9y agoOr that the privacy conscious people don't bring in revenue. As soon as the foundation/corporation split happened, some people warned that the end game would be the corporation seeking profits at all costs.
- skinnymuch 9y agoSeeking profits at all costs is a bit much. Mozilla isnt great here or in several past instances, but they are still above many other corporations.