Will you leave Mozilla?

[waterwasp22]

With recent resignation of Mozilla CEO will you stay with Mozilla or look for alternatives?

While people have feelings on both sides, we do live in a free country (freedom of speech and expression), my question is more for the loss of a valuable programmer (creator of JAVA) and creative influence.

I recently tried Opera and I love it. It seems stable, FAST, and doesn't seem to have issues with any of my regular sites. Plus, it is available on Windows, Mac and Linux.

I can't argue with the performance and reliability so I switched everything over to Opera. Opera also seems to update their add-on's more often.

 

[clutchc]

Why would I give up Firefox over some guy I don't know resigning? Bill Gates "stepped down" and I'm still using Windows.

 

[dish_moose]

waterwasp - go pedal Opera somewhere else.
-Bruce

 

[aldan]

free country it is but its also common sense to keep personal opinions out of the workplace.they can keep opera.

 

[Alabalcho]

Yes, "free country", and anyone with its own mind can hold someone else for his believs...

 

[Zircoben]

With recent resignation of Mozilla CEO will you stay with Mozilla or look for alternatives?

While people have feelings on both sides, we do live in a free country (freedom of speech and expression), my question is more for the loss of a valuable programmer (creator of JAVA) and creative influence.

I recently tried Opera and I love it. It seems stable, FAST, and doesn't seem to have issues with any of my regular sites. Plus, it is available on Windows, Mac and Linux.

I can't argue with the performance and reliability so I switched everything over to Opera. Opera also seems to update their add-on's more often.

I find Mozilla to be faster, more stable, and it just works better. Opera didn't even connect to my internet in the last update I updated it to (every other browser worked just fine), and that was the breaking point.

I love Mozilla, and I respect their CEO and what he did. Opera just hasn't impressed me. Is it really faster than Mozilla?

 

[MarcusPom]

Safari is best for Mac, IMO, due to the fact it's optimized for Mac.

As for freedom - one can say whatever they want, but they always should take into account the consequences and how what they say affects their job and people working with them.

My 2 cents.