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Thanks for the explanation. I don't blame or rate Mozilla, I was just trying to explain why they are unable to move, due to their ties to Google. I don't thin

Thanks for the explanation. I don't blame or rate Mozilla, I was just trying to explain why they are unable to move, due to their ties to Google. I don't think it's a good or bad thing, but it's the reality. Mozilla is probably trying it's best under this conditions. Besides that, solving technical problems is possible if there is the will to do it.

Yoric 8y ago
> Besides that, solving technical problems is possible if there is the will to do it. Right now, the problem is that it breaks either the web or the browser. The alternative currently being pursued by Mozilla (and the W3C) is WebPayments, which should pave the way for websites paid for by micropayments, rather than ads.
- user812 8y ago
  Until Mozilla is free from Google et al., all "problems" related to blocking ads are merely theoretical.