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Apology does not mean instant forgiveness nor does it mean do-over. It's a sad day when I now have more trust in Apple and Safari than I do in Mozilla and Fire

Apology does not mean instant forgiveness nor does it mean do-over. It's a sad day when I now have more trust in Apple and Safari than I do in Mozilla and Firefox.

tiles 9y ago
Not to say you should doubt the Safari team, but I remember the auto-push of U2 albums to users without an opt-in being comically similar.
- i_s 9y ago
  Pushing unwanted sound files and pushing unwanted executable code are two very different things.
  - digi_owl 9y ago
    In the end they are both symptoms of a tone deaf management that think that their world view is the majority world view...
nnethercote 9y ago
But an apology is much better than no apology, right?
- tiltdil 9y ago
  Yes, very much so. I wish more people in this thread could understand this from Mozilla's perspective.
- justinclift 9y ago
  Words are just words. Actions though... lets wait and see what their follow through is like. :)