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>So the reasoning is there's a Google corporate stooge sending secret emails to Mozilla Ok. Curious to know your theory on why Mozilla let go of the Servo tea
by 1MachineElf 5y ago
>So the reasoning is there's a Google corporate stooge sending secret emails to Mozilla
Ok.
Curious to know your theory on why Mozilla let go of the Servo team the same month Google agreed to give them hundreds of millions of dollars.
- PoignardAzur 5y agoBudget cuts. The project had reportedly already integrated the major improvements from Servo into the main engine. It's not outlandish to assume that the marginal benefit of working on Servo was lower, compared to working on features on the main browser. If you really want to go that route, you could make an argument that maybe Mozilla is handicapping Firefox's bookmark feature to get people to subscribe to Pocket... but people in this thread who are using Pocket also complain it doesn't solve their problems. What's the angle there? Pocket doesn't want paying customers?