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Except that Firefox is backed by the (huge) Mozilla Foundation, which has a U.S. presence, meaning that they could easily be sued for patent infringement. Not
by nuclear_eclipse 18y ago
Except that Firefox is backed by the (huge) Mozilla Foundation, which has a U.S. presence, meaning that they could easily be sued for patent infringement. Not a good move to make.
However, being that MF brings in a lot of income through partnering with Google and others, I don't see why it should be such an issue to work out a patent licensing agreement with the respective owners...
- mike_organon 18y agoI thought they based this feature on html5 which wants an non-patented format, so the web stays open.
- nuclear_eclipse 18y agoWell, yes. I was simply addressing the post's mention of patents and such.