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> I think we can all agree that restricting uBlock from working on YouTube probably isn't going to happen, Mozilla gets paid by Google, and Google is experimen
by mcpackieh 3y ago
> I think we can all agree that restricting uBlock from working on YouTube probably isn't going to happen,
Mozilla gets paid by Google, and Google is experimenting with blocking adblockers on youtube so... no. I don't agree with you.
- djur 3y agoEverybody will know if this happens, though. Why not save the vitriol for when and if it actually happens?
- mcpackieh 3y agoBecause by then it will be too late, letting the enemy take ground before mounting a defense is completely foolish. Maybe you're lacking some context so I'll clue you in: Mozilla already burned all their trust. This incident isn't occurring in a vacuum. And why did they mark this matter as employee confidential, if they're not plotting something shady?
- djur 3y agoMozilla could at any time release a new version that does the nefarious things you're concerned about, and they could do it in a much more secretive way. The way they've approached this is consistent with their stated goals for this feature. I don't consider Mozilla to be the "enemy" and I have no idea what you mean by them burning their trust, but if you distrust them, I'd advise not using their software.