Inside Mozilla: Firefox fights back(cnet.com)
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Inside Mozilla: Firefox fights back
https://www.cnet.com/special-reports/mozilla-firefox-fights-back-against-google-chrome/
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One of positive outcomes from this new firefox strategy is that I will finally learn how to make browser extensions because only one addon I use (uBlock Origin) will work in Fx57 so I have to find alternatives or do it myself.
I like Brave's block-ads-and-tracking-by-default approach.
It's well written and interesting (at least for me) but I wonder: Is this an ad?
It's not specifically declared to be sponsored but somehow its critical paragraphs really don't feel all that critical.
Unrelated but funny: it's stuttering on my Firefox for Android.
It's not specifically declared to be sponsored but somehow its critical paragraphs really don't feel all that critical.
Unrelated but funny: it's stuttering on my Firefox for Android.
It really did gloss over the negative parts and let Mozilla off way too easily. Abandoning extensions is a really huge mistake that I believe will turn away as many users as improved performance will attract or retain. I don't think Mozilla will remain relevant for more than a year or two at this point.