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On Mozilla As Open Source
Companies might make statements that they want to do this or that, but if their motivation is something else it’s not really a public service. The mission of Mozilla is to preserve choice and innovation on the Internet, so with that as its primary goal—yes.
read moreOn Volunteering
It's changed over time in the sense that now Mozilla finally has the resources to be its own independent entity and so it can really hire a lot of these volunteers and actually pay them, which is obviously a great thing for the community. But we still have hundreds of thousands of volunteers, so it's a very strong community.
read moreOn Google's Relationship with Firefox
Google’s just about trying to help Firefox succeed. That’s our team’s mission. What can we do to help Firefox succeed? There were some people that work on developing it, help them market Firefox, you know, whatever we can do.
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