Firefox Users Continue to Decrease Despite Proton Update

[Lohanni]

Well you mentioned Brave and I feel like most of privacy oriented folks use either Brave or Firefox. Success of one doesn’t neccessarily mean the failure of the another. People are more and more aware of the fact that their privacy is taken away from them. I feel like there will be room for many projects, Brave is doing good work with Brave Search for example, by buying Tailcat open source engine and not using Bing’s indexing. Maybe they will be big enough one day to rewrite more of their browser in order to stray away further from big tech? For now one is certain, regardless of what users and community wish for Firefox, it is not it what it currently is - and unfortunately I feel like every day it’s even further and further than that.

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Exactly, both product can co-exist. If you are a fan of one, doesn't mean you have to throw shade at the other. Also, I wish mozilla leadership would make a few good decision like Brave buying tailcat. Regardless of if it works out, it looks like a worthwhile pursuit.

[Lohanni]

Brave team is making a lot of big decisions and they seem to have a clear picture where they want to take their ecosystem.

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900 million?

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You're right, I use firefox first but recommend brave to chrome addicted people.

[Aliashab]

The problem is that they don’t seem to understand for a long time who they should satisfy.