The google contract seems totally at odds with mozilla's privacy focus. And there seem to have been too many off-target projects recently. IMHO, they should k

The google contract seems totally at odds with mozilla's privacy focus. And there seem to have been too many off-target projects recently. IMHO, they should keep a focus on privacy, and the core browser, adding VPN and perhaps CDN services, all bundled as a subscription. Maybe also ad-free search; perhaps duckduckgo should buy mozilla, or vice-versa? I think a lot of people would be willing to pay for a 'safe, private portal' to the internet. I think advocacy alone is almost worthless when it comes to defining standards and ensuring they're open. You have to have code (and users) in the game.