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It was decent up until the last half. The all caps nature of your post was unnecessary and childish, and while it makes sense to be upset at Mozilla's mismanage

by caslon 5y ago

It was decent up until the last half. The all caps nature of your post was unnecessary and childish, and while it makes sense to be upset at Mozilla's mismanagement and ads in your browser, you cite needlessly off-topic examples where Mozilla should actually be doing something (aside from the color scheme part).

Sabinus 5y ago
Does Mozilla really need a VR research team?
- pmontra 5y ago
  There are precedents from the previous wave of attempts at VR: "MICROSOFT AND NETSCAPE TEAM UP ON VRML STANDARD" (1997) [1] [1] https://techmonitor.ai/technology/microsoft_and_netscape_team_up_on_vrml_standard_1 https://techmonitor.ai/technology/microsoft_and_netscape_tea...
- catlikesshrimp 5y ago
  at least they don't have an OS development team anymore.
- underatree 5y ago
  Browsers are at the forefront of interfacing with the web. If VR is coming to the web, Mozilla need to at least be ready for this, if not leading it.
- caslon 5y ago
  They have a VR web browser, and a full implementation of WHATWG already requires a lot of VR-interfacing technology. Blame W3 and WHATWG?