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Firefox is dependent on Google for ages, that should tell you all you need to know about "conspiracies". I am not interested in a discussion with a person who
by pdimitar 2y ago
Firefox is dependent on Google for ages, that should tell you all you need to know about "conspiracies".
I am not interested in a discussion with a person who gives the benefit of the doubt of a company who has clearly not only made a Faustian deal but is now looking to expand partnership with the people that nobody wants tracking their machines and activities.
Because as we both know, in the entire history of humanity there were NEVER any conspiracies when there is money to be made, right? Wink wink.
- Klonoar 2y agoWell, no, that doesn’t tell us anything about conspiracies. That’s just Mozilla getting money from Google. You can argue that it’s problematic from the stance of Google using Firefox to argue they don’t hold a monopoly - and I’d agree with you there. That deal with Google isn’t enough to leap to the conspiracy theory here though. The ad industry isn’t going away, Mozilla seems to want to try to make it work for all parties. If you want to let perfect be the enemy of good, though, go for it. shrug
- thoroughburro 2y ago> That’s just Mozilla getting money from Google. “That’s just politicians getting money from financial criminals.” “That’s just police getting money from organized violence.” “This is fine.”