The Mozilla "organizations" are a two-headed grift piggy-backed on a non-profit shell so the IRS keeps smiling. Firefox hasn't made a technical decision withou

The Mozilla "organizations" are a two-headed grift piggy-backed on a non-profit shell so the IRS keeps smiling. Firefox hasn't made a technical decision without first forwarding the minutes to Mountain View and Redmond since roughly 2017. Every nine-figure Google wire lands promptly converts into $450 k-per-head salary vapor and off-site "all-hands," while the same week another 250 actual engineers get an email that begins: "You're talented and valued BUT-." Servo? Jettisoned. MDN? Gutted. Security teams? Re-org'd into a Slack channel no one reads. And the Foundation helpfully reminds donors: "Your gifts don't pay for Firefox engineering." No kidding. They pay for glossy pamphlets proclaiming the open-web gospel, first-class flights to "advocacy summits," and Mitchell Baker's $2.5 million thank-you note. Firefox isn't a browser; it's a loss-leader Google keeps in the closet for the next antitrust subpoena.