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Firefox's future isn't looking good with all that layoffs and lost money. I am very scared that it might go the way of Opera, and then we will trully have nothing left.
Librefox, Tor, Mullvad browser... etc. I can never have nothing left.
Those are made on Firefox engine. That is made and maintained by the company Mozilla. Which is experiencing those problems.
It's like those people who say that they don't use chrome because it's shit and breaks privacy, they use edge and brave.
Firefox is a fully open source browser. Whether or not it fails and goes down doesn't really matter, as its source code is out there for anyone to use, and build a browser off of it.
It kinda does matter. It's an enormously complicated project, and it's possible that nobody will be able to be an ultimate fork if needed.
People are dedicated out here.