Not in the browser. From web pages sure, but it sure as hell sounds like they’re going to shove ads in the browser like MS has been testing in the start menu. Once that starts who knows, maybe they’ll have their own little Chrome manifest v3 rollout that breaks adblocking for webpages too.
Based on this and the past year of “mistakes” it’s sure looking more and more like they’re trying to push ahead on the enshittification path.
If they’re so desperate to find other sources of income why does the Mozilla CEO not take a pay cut out of that 10 million/year
We’re growing the Mozilla Ads product team, passionate about display advertising in Mozilla products that is privacy-respecting and values-aligned. You will be one of the lead engineers that will craft, build, and be responsible for the core systems, both front-end and back-end, that support advertising in clients (Firefox, MDN, Pocket, Fakespot, etc). You and your team will be the domain guides when it comes to advertising, providing direction and shepherding to various product teams across Mozilla.
Ofc some reading between the lines is needed, they’re not going to just blatantly say something they know will be incredibly unpopular this early.
And like I said, its just another on a pile of mounting evidence of a year of bad decisions
Not in the browser. From web pages sure, but it sure as hell sounds like they’re going to shove ads in the browser like MS has been testing in the start menu. Once that starts who knows, maybe they’ll have their own little Chrome manifest v3 rollout that breaks adblocking for webpages too.
Based on this and the past year of “mistakes” it’s sure looking more and more like they’re trying to push ahead on the enshittification path.
If they’re so desperate to find other sources of income why does the Mozilla CEO not take a pay cut out of that 10 million/year
I’m all for shitting on bad decisions by mozilla but pretty sure there has been zero mention of ads in the actual browser itself. Do you have proof?
Edit: edited because my original wording was a bit aggressive.
Ofc some reading between the lines is needed, they’re not going to just blatantly say something they know will be incredibly unpopular this early.
And like I said, its just another on a pile of mounting evidence of a year of bad decisions
It’s definitely concerning the way it’s going. I’ll say that much. I really hope that doesn’t happen.
They’re not going to serve ads in page outside of sponsored tiles and things of that ilk and there’s been no suggestion otherwise.