Donating, being against was at the time, and still is, a legitimate political action. It falls under free speech and free association.
And it was his private stance, he never promoted his personal political views as a Mozilla CEO.
But it was obviously too much for a woke politically correctness extremists at Mozilla. They prioritised politics and their own view of morality over technical excellence and vision.
They showed their priorities and I lost trust they would prioritise building technically best browser. And the time showed I was right, since Firefox slowly lost ist magic and is currently just a shadow of what it was.
And it was his private stance, he never promoted his personal political views as a Mozilla CEO.
But it was obviously too much for a woke politically correctness extremists at Mozilla. They prioritised politics and their own view of morality over technical excellence and vision.
They showed their priorities and I lost trust they would prioritise building technically best browser. And the time showed I was right, since Firefox slowly lost ist magic and is currently just a shadow of what it was.