Q&A With Mozilla’s Mitchell Baker
Mitchell Baker, the former CEO of Mozilla Corporation has attended LeWeb 2010 conference in Paris and had a short Q&A round with Robert Scoble.
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Leader on a sinking ship…
The moment Firefox dies, it’s the moment the web dies.
Firefox is very much alive and kicking though…
They are definitely not a sinking ship and are fighting hard.
Even the overhyped Aza Raskin is leaving the sinking ship…
I never understood why so much praise for Aza Raskin. Which his browser UI ideas were innovative? Panorama is over-engineered decision. Overall FF UI never was an innovative, and v4 is literally Chrome/Opera clone
Aza Raskin had a bunch of projects at Mozilla. None of them ever seemed to end up as a success.
Geolocation might be the only thing, but then again, other browser vendors got involved there.
He’s basically an overhyped failure.
I guess what you mean is: When Firefox dies, another Netscape dies and every one moves on…