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Mozilla jumped the shark when they relented to supporting EME and packaging Widevine and OpenH264 with an otherwise-FOSS product. It's not as though a fork cou
by dleslie 6y ago
Mozilla jumped the shark when they relented to supporting EME and packaging Widevine and OpenH264 with an otherwise-FOSS product.
It's not as though a fork couldn't have added those.
And despite adding those the user share of Firefox continues to decline.
- raxxorrax 6y agoHow Mozilla has changed in the last years hurts the most. I do think the leadership just wants to profit from the name and it will at one point cease to exists. It has done much for the net though, it should not be forgotten.
- metalliqaz 6y agothey are just trying to stay alive
- dleslie 6y agoThey're doing a poor job of it. They've been stuck at around 4% market share for over a year now.
- rollcat 6y agoMozilla is not GNU. They may compromise on their values because it allows them to stay relevant and get anything done at all.
- dleslie 6y agoStay relevant? Firefox is stuck at around 4% of market share. They're as relevant as a statistical aberration.