Idunno, I have a near-total lack of confidence in their engineering. I reported a Firefox bug six years ago and I may as well not have. It's still there for everyone.

Nobody there seems to believe anything in a way that puts fire in their belly. They pick 8 directions and then discover they have no commitment to any of them.

If I want to see the world changed, I've decided that I have to do it not wait for Mozilla

Really interesting take. I'd love to see what you're exploring.

I'm building a new kind of product: a DOM-first IDE that will define a whole new generation of UX-expanding tools for coding. Check out https://github.com/bablr-lang.

We're preparing a major release announcement.

If anyone knows anyone at Mozilla who might be interested in a thing like this, I'd still be eager to talk to them.

> Will Google Anti-Trust Case Kill Mozilla

No, Mozilla killed itself a long time ago, when it switched engines. RIP