Comment Rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic (Score 5, Insightful) 194
Mozilla has poured a *ton* of energy into superficialities - repeated logo redesigns, UI tinkering, etc - over the past seven years, and all they have to show for it is steadily declining market share.
Meanwhile last year they fired their people working on the future of their browser engine (Servo), much of their security response and QA teams, the people working on making royalty-free video work (AV1), and so on. You know, silly stuff like that. Obviously less important than the wonderful three hundredth major UI "refresh."
I switched to Mozilla way back with M9; hard to believe that's been nearly 22 years. It was exciting to see FF change the world around 15 years ago. It's been hard to watch the recent trajectory.