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With the utmost respect, can somebody please tell if anyone thought of requiring a Firefox account? Or charge $2/mo and go from there? Products usually iterate
by abnercoimbre 6y ago
With the utmost respect, can somebody please tell if anyone thought of requiring a Firefox account? Or charge $2/mo and go from there? Products usually iterate on design and security, no? Not just give up right away?
Some of us recommended a Firefox+ service that bundles Firefox Send, the VPN, etc. and charge a monthly premium. I would've paid a lot of money. Nothing makes any sense looking from outside!
- behnamoh 6y agoSomehow Mozilla nowadays reminds me of Yahoo! in the late 2000s and its struggles to remain relevant.
- 40four 6y agoThey didn’t require a Firefox account, but encouraged it by giving a significant file size limit increase. I think you’re right, seems ashamed to give up so soon. I just have to imagine it’s a result of their current circumstances as a company. In times of layoffs, I imagine there simply aren’t the resources to keep this thing going. I do like the idea of a ‘Firefox +’ type of service though.