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Mozilla looks to its next chapter
- multun 4y agohopefully not chapter 11 (:
- inshadows 4y ago> It feels good and particularly good at this moment to be at an organization that said we need to do things differently from the beginning, and then to be asking ourselves what does it mean to do things differently now and over the course of the next decade, wow
- whywhywhywhy 4y agoHow are you blaming the pandemic when you're a web browser?
- sp332 4y agoIt says revenues were up last year, just that the year was "not normal".
- mozman 4y agoIt’s next chapter is a new CEO.
- dandellion 4y ago$585 million from search partnerships, $57 million mostly from advertisement and only $4 million from security products. That funding seems really misaligned with looking out for their user's privac. It's commendable that they still do it... but they are in a position where it could change very quickly and they wouldn't be able to do anything about it.
- hackerfromthefu 4y agoDon't be fooled - they are a part of google's insurance against perceptions of monopoly. Their efforts are deliberately kept to the level of being PR but useless in reality.
- everfrustrated 4y agoSo despite saying her strategy was to diversify revenue - what she delivered on is that Mozilla is even more dependant on ads than ever before. "Diversified" into multiple ad revenue sources! You couldn't make this up. What a disgrace. Baker must go!
- hackerfromthefu 4y agoYes she's a sellout
- aitchnyu 4y agoI keep thinking if we should accept the reality of Blink browser monopoly, especially with open source vendors like Brave and Qute and Apple and MS to keep Google in check. Dunno if Mozilla is affecting the web nowadays. I still test/develop my company's software in Firefox and try to sort out rough edges.
- rasz 4y ago11