3 ms·
So Mozilla is chasing Nike shoe trends to advocate for their browser via colorschemes. I'm not even saying you're wrong, and I guess I'm not even sure that's an
by stoplying1 4y ago
So Mozilla is chasing Nike shoe trends to advocate for their browser via colorschemes. I'm not even saying you're wrong, and I guess I'm not even sure that's an absolutely bad idea but Christ if that's "our" play for the future of browsers and privacy, I need to start building that shed ASAP!
- Spivak 4y agoI get you dude, Firefox got popular because IE stagnated and Mozilla capitalized on it, Chrome ate the world because Google made a significant technical improvement at just the right time neither of which can be replicated again so long as Google keeps up their frankly ridiculous development pace. Safari only lives because a popular platform requires it. Mozilla angling for a cultural victory in the browser war is weird but it's the only thing they and every other alternative browser has. I actually thought the colorway thing was fun when it popped up, browser did actually look fresh and new but yeah probably not gonna move the needle.
- acheron 4y agoChrome only “ate the world” because Google leveraged its monopoly in another area to push it. We used to think that was a bad thing.
- soundnote 4y ago> Mozilla angling for a cultural victory in the browser war is weird but it's the only thing they and every other alternative browser has. Or, you know. Do what Edge, Brave, Vivaldi, Opera etc. all do. Features. It works.
- soundnote 4y agoI'm fairly sure the play for browser privacy looks like a lion.