> My new tab window should have no advertisements in it, because you are a nonprofit. "Non-profit" doesn't mean that money magically appears out of nothing. > pushed me ever closer to just giving up and going to Chrome, where at least they exploit me in predictable ways. Chrome is worse, and the ways are much more intrusive. They aren't even predictable. If people keep attacking Firefox like that, there won't be any…
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#32It was decent up until the last half. The all caps nature of your post was unnecessary and childish, and while it makes sense to be upset at Mozilla's mismanagement and ads in your browser, you cite needlessly off-topic examples where Mozilla should actually be doing something (aside from the color scheme part).
Does Mozilla really need a VR research team?
Blame W3 and WHATWG?
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#33Do you want Mozilla to rely on Google's money, or make their own money, pick one.
Please take my goddamn money. Let me pay for the actual browser, with that money going to browser development. I'll do it. Many others will do it. But this ad and "partner" shit is frustrating and wrong.
3 download buttons: Firefox (funded by Google), Firefox (funded by Ads), Firefox ($20/year)
But 99% of people will pick the first I'd bet
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#34> My new tab window should have no advertisements in it, because you are a nonprofit. Basically, I can't agree with that. As a user who is unable to contribute to the development of Firefox. I'd love to see my favorite product have a stable, independent cash flow that comes from a product that doesn't conflict with the company's culture (i.e., protecting privacy). Anyway, at least, this is much better than the crypto…
Crazy concept but what if you just paid for the browser then?
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#36Earlier quoted context omitted.
Please take my goddamn money. Let me pay for the actual browser, with that money going to browser development. I'll do it. Many others will do it. But this ad and "partner" shit is frustrating and wrong.
Should be an option. 3 download buttons: Firefox (funded by Google), Firefox (funded by Ads), Firefox ($20/year) But 99% of people will pick the first I'd bet
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#38> My new tab window should have no advertisements in it, because you are a nonprofit. "Non-profit" doesn't mean that money magically appears out of nothing. > pushed me ever closer to just giving up and going to Chrome, where at least they exploit me in predictable ways. Chrome is worse, and the ways are much more intrusive. They aren't even predictable. If people keep attacking Firefox like that, there won't be any…
It appears already from Google's pockets. First why dont they try to be lean instead of shoving ads to users all year long? How many millionaire execs do you need to run a non-profit?
Re: Firefox 94 advertises VPN in new private browsing tabs
#39> My new tab window should have no advertisements in it, because you are a nonprofit. Basically, I can't agree with that. As a user who is unable to contribute to the development of Firefox. I'd love to see my favorite product have a stable, independent cash flow that comes from a product that doesn't conflict with the company's culture (i.e., protecting privacy). Anyway, at least, this is much better than the crypto…
Crazy concept but what if you just paid for the browser then?
Re: Firefox 94 advertises VPN in new private browsing tabs
#40Earlier quoted context omitted.
Please take my goddamn money. Let me pay for the actual browser, with that money going to browser development. I'll do it. Many others will do it. But this ad and "partner" shit is frustrating and wrong.
Should be an option. 3 download buttons: Firefox (funded by Google), Firefox (funded by Ads), Firefox ($20/year) But 99% of people will pick the first I'd bet