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The irony. The article's page loads content from various third-parties, including, you know, Google. Walk the talk and all that Mozilla.
by Contax 6y ago
The irony. The article's page loads content from various third-parties, including, you know, Google. Walk the talk and all that Mozilla.
- gotschi 6y agoFonts by Google, really?
- Contax 6y agoI don't get the downvotes. Did I insult or offend any Mozilla fans (which I am one BTW, even after some questionable decisions of late)? Am I wrong saying it's ironic to connect to Google -possibly the largest tracking company by far seeing they are present in almost every website out there- in an article praising anti-tracking measures? Is it bad to tell Mozilla to be more consistent with their message and actions? Wish people who downvote would at least take the time to tell what's wrong with the comment. I don't mind being corrected... quite the contrary!
- perryizgr8 6y agoYou're right. Firefox is basically an undercover agent for Google at this point. They are obsessively targeting FB for practices that Google is probably doing at a much greater scale.