> Firefox has no path, literally none, in getting a significant marketing share. We used to have these discussions in the Linux world. Some would argue that th

> Firefox has no path, literally none, in getting a significant marketing share. We used to have these discussions in the Linux world. Some would argue that the goal is to take market share away from Microsoft, even if you have to add closed software to the distribution. Others, including me, felt the goal was to provide an open alternative. That is where I stand on Firefox as well. > And even if they did the company has no real way to monetize. You don't need to be real creative to come up with ways to monetize their brand. They're the nonprofit that makes open tools that protect your privacy. Partner with someone to provide cloud storage, email, a notes app, calendar service, and anything else that requires security and privacy. Edit: To be clear, I support Mozilla.ai if it gives us a private option. I'd like them to integrate it with Firefox.