> we can expect forks to appear the very day Mozilla falls
Eh, forks can legally appear, because it's free software. But maintaining them? Improving the product security, let alone adding new features? That's hella expensive. Hobbyists aren't going to write a competitive a web browser.
So, it's important to have a strong Mozilla with a good revenue stream.
Eh, forks can legally appear, because it's free software. But maintaining them? Improving the product security, let alone adding new features? That's hella expensive. Hobbyists aren't going to write a competitive a web browser.
So, it's important to have a strong Mozilla with a good revenue stream.