Baker: Mozilla and the Future of the Open Internet [LWN.net]

Mitchell Baker celebrates Firefox's 10th anniversary. "The answer is: yes, Firefox did win in the desktop era. We changed the fundamental landscape by bringing a new experience and a new view of the world to hundreds of millions of people. However, there is still essential work to do as the Web still faces real threats today — and likely will again in the future. Here are details on what’s happening as part of the 10th anniversary of Firefox."

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Baker: Mozilla and the Future of the Open Internet

Posted Nov 13, 2014 16:32 UTC (Thu) by zoobab (guest, #9945) [Link] (1 responses)

With DRM and patented MPEG4, Firefox has failed to support an "Open Internet".

Baker: Mozilla and the Future of the Open Internet

Posted Nov 13, 2014 19:31 UTC (Thu) by flussence (guest, #85566) [Link]

Firefox has done plenty to support an open Internet. That includes painful compromises for self-preservation in the face of thoroughly unethical competition.

It sounds like what you actually meant to say is "enforce", or "sacrifice itself for". Neither of those are actually wanted.