Not a good look for Firefox. Third partners and device fingerprinting clearly mentioned in the documents.
The move is the latest development in a series of shifts Mozilla has undergone over the past year.
The gecko engine and Firefox forks, such as Tor, Mullvad, Librewolf, and Arkenfox, are stables of private, open source web browsing.
In fact, Mozilla’s is one of the few browser engines out there, in a protocol-heavy industry that many say only corporate or well-funded non-profits can reliably develop.
What is more, daily driving the more hardened-for-privacy Firefox derivatives can be frowned upon by many sites, including your bank and workplace.
Mozilla’s enshittification leaves the open source community without a good alternative to Firefox, after years of promoting it as a privacy-friendly alternative to spyware-cum-browser Chrome.
Yeah, it was ok when the project started. The issue begins once it transitions from a toy to a potential competitor with Firefox.
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And as I said, if they manage to entirely switch, I won’t have reservations.
As far as security in extant browsers and C++, see here: https://www.chromium.org/Home/chromium-security/memory-safety/
It’s a serious issue.
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Of course! Thanks for the discourse. Makes the world go 'round.