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has Mozilla considered spending their limited resources working on their web browser
Part of the report is also a contingency for when they need to find alternative income.
They're hardly abandoning all Firefox development and dumping it into this.
When Firefox dies, will websites stop pretending to follow W3C and just all spec to chrome and make the Web even more of a surveillance nightmare?
Then we'll really need a rebel alliance.
Well, Safari is still a thing and has a five times higher market share than Firefox. If Firefox were the only competitor left standing their 3% market share would already not be enough for many companies to care