There is nothing new in Mozilla's leftist political stance, unfortunately. Remember what happened to Brendan Eich, former Mozilla's CEO? Back in 2014 he was forced to resign (and Mozilla was quoted to "believe it should have acted faster") over the fact that he donated $1000 to a campaign against gay marriage in California in 2008. The self-proclaimed liberals ousted him for holding a political opinion, nothing else. And no, he didn't write a memo about it, he just donated the money, that's it.
When you recall that story, there is no wonder whatsoever that Mozilla feels great about having a political agenda and pushing it down its users' throats.
Now don't get me wrong, I love what Mozilla stands for in the software world and I respect their achievements. But why do they have to be so politically biased?
When you recall that story, there is no wonder whatsoever that Mozilla feels great about having a political agenda and pushing it down its users' throats.
Now don't get me wrong, I love what Mozilla stands for in the software world and I respect their achievements. But why do they have to be so politically biased?