Clearly, partnering with Google alone wasn't enough..

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Re: Clearly, partnering with Google alone wasn't enough..

Post by moonbat » 2022-03-23, 08:18

They're still pulling in hundreds of millions in revenue, to be squandered on their woke causes instead of fixing the browser. It is inevitable that they'll dump Gecko for Blink and still somehow spin it as a privacy win. Though I'm concerned what the end of Gecko let alone Firefox would mean for Pale Moon even granted that the codebases have diverged a lot.
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