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Very strange to see that. Are the managers responsible at Mozilla not aware that a significant part of the appeal of Firefox is user autonomy and privacy? No r
by Asdfbla 9y ago
Very strange to see that. Are the managers responsible at Mozilla not aware that a significant part of the appeal of Firefox is user autonomy and privacy? No reason to gamble away your reputation by violating user trust like that.
I understand they need money to develop a browser, but surely there must be better ways to promote partnerships. I personally probably wouldn't have a problem with Firefox asking me to opt-in to ads and promotions in the new tab page at first startup to support Firefox, for instance.