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I make monthly donations to Mozilla to support their cause. I will stop my donations and migrate to a different browser if they continue down this path.
You realise how weird this sounds, right? Presumably you donate because you care about the Mozilla mission, and those ads are there because donations alone aren't enough, and relying purely on Google's money is also not a great strategy. What do you want them to do, invent money out of thin air? And it's still Firefox: if you're upset enough to consider "migration to a different browser", why not instead get upset en…
This is the exact businessmodel of Brave. So apparently is is not that strange a suggestion.
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Donate to the Mozilla Foundation and then turn that stuff off.
If only the Mozilla foundation would spend their money on Firefox only ...
I find useful the Picture-in-Picture feature when was introduced, but find it really annoying that the icon has to be visible on every video (on mouse hover), and I disable it. Hope they introduce an option to show a PiP icon on the address bar when a video is on the tab, which is less intrusive, like the Reader View icon/feature.
I guess multi PiP makes sense. But I'd really like to be able to show any element in PiP, not just videos
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> You realise how weird this sounds, right? Presumably you donate because you care about the Mozilla mission, and those ads are there because donations alone aren't enough, and relying purely on Google's money is also not a great strategy. What do you want them to do, invent money out of thin air? If Facebook made 32.03 per user last year, I think it's fair to say that Mozilla will probably do even better if they off…
I'm afraid I'm understanding this correctly: Near 100% of Mozilla users would agree to get the $36/year subscription?
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I make monthly donations to Mozilla to support their cause. I will stop my donations and migrate to a different browser if they continue down this path.
You realise how weird this sounds, right? Presumably you donate because you care about the Mozilla mission, and those ads are there because donations alone aren't enough, and relying purely on Google's money is also not a great strategy. What do you want them to do, invent money out of thin air? And it's still Firefox: if you're upset enough to consider "migration to a different browser", why not instead get upset en…