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No layoffs mention in the release notes.
by xvilka 6y ago
No layoffs mention in the release notes.
- deadalus 6y agoWhy would browser users care about the layoffs?
- caycep 6y agoI suppose the long term view is - what's the economic health of the organization responsible for ongoing maintenance as well as R&D, features, engineering of the software? And also what's the risk of Firefox being "orphaned" or falling behind technologically to Chrome/Webkit. although the comment below is true; there is a time and place for long term strategic comments, vs. technical release notes...
- AnyTimeTraveler 6y agoThose are changenotes of a piece of software, not the company.
- freshsqueeze 6y agoi guess they should position themselves as software makers then, not social justice advocates https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/ https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/
- tfsh 6y agoUsually release notes exhibit the state and changes of the software, not the workings and changes of the maintainers. What were you expecting, something like this? New: - Firefox can now be set as the default system PDF viewer. - Laid off about 70 employees. Fixed: - Various security fixes.
- cadence- 6y ago- Laid off about 250 employees.
- freshsqueeze 6y agoeven their layoff post barely mentioned layoffs