Since I skipped some versions due to issues beyond my control, catching up on patches tonight. There's a lot of bulletins attached to those versions so sigh.
@33MHz@igmp_join Not to mention their many years of mismanagement that still affects them today. The move to WebExtentions was a big one in terms of driving devs and users away for example.
@igmp_join@33MHz I don't think it'll move the market share needle though. Chrome is so dominant that many users just won't care. Plus I feel Mozilla needs new leadership to attempt to regain the trust that they lost over the years.
Watch for the market share tragic number: 2%. That's where the USWDS may decide it's not worth supporting Firefox anymore thus triggering a domino effect.
@igmp_join I know there's a couple of them including this one [retro.social], although it's in the early stages. It's clear that they have to do something since we can't rely on regulators to break the duopoly up.
@igmp_join There's a lot of people that don't ever download music. I know some of them that won't but thankfully convinced them to do so after a discussion on the current scenario.
@igmp_join Exactly, which is a reason why artists and developers should build an alternative to Bandcamp ASAP, preferably decentralized and federated. Otherwise, it's back to the duopoly which most artists would certainly go back to.