How much money have you taken so far from Google/Alphabet, Inc., @Mozilla? It’s definitely over a billion dollars based on historic records but the financial details of your latest deal are not public yet to my knowledge. Care to enlighten us?
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Oh, and I’m dying to know how your latest “experiment” ties into your “changing approach to anti-tracking”. You know, the one where you share people’s browsing history with a third party to give them a “personalised feed of quality content.” https://testpilot.firefox.com/experiments/advance …
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So because they take money from G, they are not allowed to block trackers? I fail to see the logic in that. Just imagine for a second a world without Mozilla. The Internet would be a lot more user-hostile if Mozilla would have relied only on donations.
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Facts matter. Mozilla added a Tracking Protection feature to Firefox 42 in November 2015, long before Safari and DuckDuckGo. This announcement is an evolution of that feature and will be more aggressive than Safari's.
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Some additional facts: 1) Safari has blocked 3rd-parties from setting cookies since 2003. 2) Safari invented private browsing mode in 2005. 3) Safari started double-keying HTML5 Storage and http caches in 2013.
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My point is that Firefox was not "shamed into" tracker blocking, not that Safari isn't doing great work too.
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How is this bad? This sounds great.
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