> What's the point of stating that "it's made in Japan"? I just don't get it.
What I don't get is why this is your main and only takeaway. It's such an odd and surprising reaction.
When I hear, for example, that Linux is being used at a gov site in Brazil or Germany or France - I get quit excited. I like that the FOSS is making inroads in other areas.
With the dominance of Chrome worldwide, I am equally excited that a group of developers from another country are helping push competition in this space, driving home the message of privacy. Mozilla needs it... we all need it for the health of the internet.
These guys have been at this for a while (based on their github page) and have made installers available for the main three OSes. I'm excited to give this a try.
What I don't get is why this is your main and only takeaway. It's such an odd and surprising reaction.
When I hear, for example, that Linux is being used at a gov site in Brazil or Germany or France - I get quit excited. I like that the FOSS is making inroads in other areas.
With the dominance of Chrome worldwide, I am equally excited that a group of developers from another country are helping push competition in this space, driving home the message of privacy. Mozilla needs it... we all need it for the health of the internet.
These guys have been at this for a while (based on their github page) and have made installers available for the main three OSes. I'm excited to give this a try.