If even a tiny appreciable amount of user move to librewolf, Mozilla will fix their business model. They were doing fine as a business under Eich, whatever you

If even a tiny appreciable amount of user move to librewolf, Mozilla will fix their business model. They were doing fine as a business under Eich, whatever you think of him. They make over $500M just from their search box - and frankly, that is way more than you need to make a fantastic browser. And Thunderbird. Baker took home over $7M a year for the past six years, and though she stepped down as CEO, we don't know if they even cut her pay, or what the other top tier salaries are [1]. Mozilla is a "open" company, but they announced that they will "not be disclosing salaries" after Baker stepped down. Kagi makes a browser with 35 employees and ~200K inn sales. And I know, they are not building from scratch - but neither is FF at this point. It is ridiculous to suggest that Mozilla will go under if they don't become spyware. [1]: https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/about/leadership https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/about/leadership)