Neither.
Two correct answers and it chose the only wrong one.
You beat me to it… Exact same word.
Sinking itself.
In my humble but correct opinion, Mozilla should be doing two things and two things only:
- Building THE reference implementation web browser, and
- Being a jugular-snapping attack dog on standards committees.
- There is no 3.
Lmao.
Saving nobody and blowing up what little is left of itself.Every day we stray further from JWZ’s grace
Okay, realistically, if Mozilla continues to shit the bed with everything, what’s the future of Webkit browsers? How tied into Mozilla is it? I’m using Waterfox at the moment, will I need to be looking for a new browser in the next few years or is it decoupled enough that we can keep the forks and root out the bullshit?
WebKit is Safari, Firefox is Gecko. But Gecko is mainly supported by Mozilla, so if Mozilla can’t support it financially, it remains to be seen whether someone else can or will (and if so, how).
Adding to Vincent’s reply, if Firefox truly goes away then we’d be looking to (only) Ladybird to save us.
This excuse for an article is the hardest read for me since along time. I probably have an AI summarize it for me.
