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Isn't Mozilla cash strapped?
by espoal 2y ago
Isn't Mozilla cash strapped?
- seeknotfind 2y agoIt's only $100k.
- mrbluecoat 2y agoSend me yours and I'll find a way to dispose of it. +1 for anything that helps the creators of Ente Auth succeed!
- tredre3 2y ago> Send me yours and I'll find a way to dispose of it. I'd send you 100k if I had an income of $593M. If we scale to my actual income, however, it's probably a few pennies. Do you still want it?
- V__ 2y ago100k here, 100k there and pretty soon you are talking about real money.
- homebrewer 2y agoI don't think they would have raised CEO pay last year if things were really bad financially. Right? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38795308 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38795308 https://stateof.mozilla.org https://stateof.mozilla.org
- Certhas 2y agoThe documents you linked to show that 2022 they have a billion and something in net assets 513 million in cash (up from 378 in 2021). Cash flow from operating activities was 147 million in 2022 and 197 million in 2021. So according to the documents you linked, Mozilla is doing extremely well financially. Also according to your documents, they spend the vast majority of their money on developing Firefox. If they continue to grow alternative revenue streams as they have in the last couple of years, they will be in a position to develop Firefox without Google funding in the intermediate future.