It doesn’t matter much what they have in cash and non-liquid assets if they don’t have a balanced budget.
90% of Mozilla’s direct income (cash) comes from Google. And it looks like that funding may go away soon [1].
If Firefox had a big marketshare they might be able to capitalise on that, but right now it’s the lowest it’s ever been, and they keep on burning bridges.
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It doesn’t matter much what they have in cash and non-liquid assets if they don’t have a balanced budget.
90% of Mozilla’s direct income (cash) comes from Google. And it looks like that funding may go away soon [1].
If Firefox had a big marketshare they might be able to capitalise on that, but right now it’s the lowest it’s ever been, and they keep on burning bridges.
[1] https://www.zdnet.com/home-and-office/networking/why-googles...