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> Also, it is improving all the time - it’s just that for some reason the few missteps are way overpronounced. I don't understand why Firefox gets this benefit
by ntp85 5y ago
> Also, it is improving all the time - it’s just that for some reason the few missteps are way overpronounced.
I don't understand why Firefox gets this benefit of doubt and other browsers (e.g. Brave) do not.
- getcrunk 5y agoWell for one, because Mozilla has contributed significantly to the world and have a long history of doing so. (Thunderbird, mdn)
- ntp85 5y agoThanks, that's a good point. BAT and the associated concept of rewarding content creators or Brave Search could be seen as contributions to the world as well, I think.
- jonathansampson 5y agoBrave's co-founder (and CEO) is also the co-founder of Mozilla. Our other co-founder (now CTO) was also an engineer at Mozilla for many years, and behind many of those contributions (several other Brave staff is directly connected to Mozilla as well). They started Brave in the same spirit, to improve that which is broken, and create a better, more equitable Web for all.