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While this is great news on one hand, on the other hand, how could Mozilla manage to lose its browser engine project ? If a web browser company can't even keep

While this is great news on one hand, on the other hand, how could Mozilla manage to lose its browser engine project ? If a web browser company can't even keep its browser engine project, what is really Mozilla working on these days ?

randomdata 6y ago
A VPN service, apparently. https://vpn.mozilla.org https://vpn.mozilla.org
- ncmncm 6y ago
  Reselling Mullvad, last I heard... Has that changed?
fabrice_d 6y ago
Mozilla is still obviously working on Gecko, which is the browser engine powering Firefox. You can check the activity here for instance: https://github.com/mozilla/gecko-dev https://github.com/mozilla/gecko-dev
p0nce 6y ago
It's really a classic situation, the greenfield project is stopped and the historical "old" project keeps going on.
- andoriyu 6y ago
  Servo wasn't a Gecko replacement. It was rather "2nd biggest rust project" and a place to work on thing that might end up in firefox. That's it. Firefox already has big chunks of Servo inside, those aren't going anywhere - without them firefox will be slow again.