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Nobody pays for Firefox, so I’m not sure how you would determine value added. Development could also stop today and most of us would never notice the absence of
by stocksinsmocks 1y ago
Nobody pays for Firefox, so I’m not sure how you would determine value added. Development could also stop today and most of us would never notice the absence of upgrades.
- rantallion 1y agoYou could probably calculate it based on how much ad revenue one can gain by having your own default search engine be the default in Firefox. At least, that's probably how Google determined value added when deciding if it's worth the return when they funded (read: paid for development at) the Mozilla Corporation.