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How Mozilla Ruined Firefox (invidious.lunar.icu)
submitted 1 year ago by spez@sh.itjust.works to c/technology@lemmy.world
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Firefox used to be on top of the world with almost a third of all internet users using Firefox. These days, they make up a pitiful 2.7% of the market share. What happened? In this video, I want to show how Mozilla's terrible management and decisions have brought this once beloved browser down.

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[–] virtualbriefcase@lemm.ee 2 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

Exactly, but in America for a while all of the outlets and a vast majority of the politicians were saying the same thing (that there were WMDs) for a while - or at least that was what I've pieced together since I was too young to to understand politics at the time. My point was more so that it was wrong, but in the event something like that was the only narrative allowed on American social media platforms and search engines society could be worse off by it.