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Excuse me? I love Firefox. I don't want it to retire and why would you want to limit choices for other people? Also how do you make the case that Chromium can
by digitalzombie 8y ago
Excuse me?
I love Firefox. I don't want it to retire and why would you want to limit choices for other people?
Also how do you make the case that Chromium can survive without Google continuous investment in Chrome?
Mozilla got money to continue Firefox to give competition. People can say whatever they want but Firefox is a good browser and the company have made many good moves to make the internet a good and open place where as others have attacked it. To tell a company to retire it main product that bring it money is beyond reason. Especially a company that aren't doing any harm to anybody.
- benatkin 8y agoI'm exaggerating by saying "retire". I don't mean getting rid of it - major open source projects always live on. If things are as dire as this article, my experience trying to switch back to Firefox, and the "Through the Looking Glass" adware extension debacle suggest, a solid independent open source alternative could allow it to keep going where it unfortunately seems to be headed.