The article discusses the author's permanent shift from Firefox due to frustrations with Mozilla's management and decision-making. Reflecting on past migrations to other browsers that were temporary, the author emphasizes that this time feels different. Key issues include the significant pay raises for top executives during tough times and layoffs despite financial security. The author argues that Mozilla's focus seems to have shifted away from its core user base, particularly Linux and open-source enthusiasts, prompting a sense of abandonment among loyal users.
The reality is that Mozilla’s decision-making feels disconnected from its open-source roots, leaving many users feeling abandoned and uncertain about its direction as a company.
Despite Firefox's long-standing reputation among Linux users, Mozilla's recent choices, including leadership pay raises and layoffs, signal a troubling shift away from its core community.
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