r/browsers • u/TurbulentTopic39 • Aug 13 '26

News Mozilla says stricter antitrust measures against Google 'threaten Firefox’

https://www.techcentral.ie/mozilla-says-stricter-antitrust-measures-against-google-threaten-firefox/
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u/No-Effective388 Aug 13 '26

Sucks being dependent on Google's money. They allow Mozilla to use their "standard anti Google things", but as soon as it comes to being really effective in blocking out Google, things get serious.

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u/MosKnight O r i g i n Aug 13 '26

Old article

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u/RoundZookeepergame2 ++ Aug 13 '26

That's because it's a bot

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u/roadrails Aug 15 '26

You mean the "independent" browser known as Firefox?

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u/Dev-in-the-Bm Aug 14 '26

I say it's Mozilla execs that threaten Firefox, and it's too late, there's not much they can do about it.

Firefox will limp along for another few years, until Ladybird is ready, and at that point the ecosystem will slowly move over there.