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Yes - but that would be as a extension/integration with their browser asset - not a random unrelated project.
by jacobr1 4y ago
Yes - but that would be as a extension/integration with their browser asset - not a random unrelated project.
- dralley 4y agoYou can say this, but every time Mozilla does an integration with their browser asset - like Mozilla VPN or Pocket - people scream at them for adding "pointless bloat" to the browser. I fail to see how your proposal would end differently. Plus it was suggested that Mozilla do things to compete with Google's "Gsuite integration" - how do you see that working to begin with? Should Mozilla try to push a competitive office suite, or try to compete at an inherent disadvantage to Google, who already nerfs features of Google search on their mobile browser?
- insanitybit 4y agoAll they have to do is implement the Endpoint Verification plugin. It's open source and any attempt from Google to prevent that would be obviously anti-competitive.