But you just said
Mozilla could have focused on being user-supported through fundraising like Wikipedia.
It is an option.
Clearly it isn't working well enough for them.
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~~He is fairly easy to get in my experience. Takes about an hour of Entrati lab Disruption. Staying longer is really rewarding, because after the first few rounds you get consistent C rewards (given you don't let any of the conduits be blown up).~~
~~The Necramechs are beefy, but they are slow and don't cancel abilities.~~
~~If you care for the mastery, that is.~~
Edit: nope, that's Dante. I got him mixed up with Qorvex.
Qorvex is obtained from bounties, but can also be acquired with standing at the appropriate rank.
You can donate to Mozilla.
Perhaps they should've put that more front and center. But if they add a prominent donate button the people on here would probably lose their shit too.
Sorry, I phrased that poorly. It is the default alternative, most users don't bother to look for anything else.
And Chrome also does pop-ups not unlike it when you visit Google websites on a non-Google browser.
If users had a pop-up which allowed them to select more than just Edge or Chrome, other browsers may see an increase in users. Chrome is as much a default as Edge is in that way.
Running it on a GPU + CPU isn't very impressive. Running it on just the GPU is a little more involved.
I think the bigger issue is them potentially losing their Google income.
They've failed to diversify their income with a bunch of failed subscription services, Google is in hot waters because of anti-competitive behaviour; they're going to need something.
Which isn't to say I like it. But "this is happening because they take Google money" is parroted beneath every slightly negative thing Mozilla does.
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It seems to be a current issue with any such "overlay" effects.
Going invisible as operator and the void fissure power strength buff have it too, as well as Wisp's in-air invisibility.