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Mozilla is silent about Firefox in general, not just about Manifest v2 and v3. I assume there is nothing new to report. Mozilla already stated somewhere they will support V2 and the extensions will work as before. But I don't understand why Mozilla does not use this moment from marketing standpoint to market the Firefox Extension Manifest V2 the hell out of it.
Don't they need to pay the bills if they don't want to get in antitrust investigations?
Google lawyers would make the calculation on how much, if, when, what etc monthly on this.
Mozilla's actions would factor into the calculation, but are definitely not the deciding factor.
That check is going to run out sooner, rather than later
Because they are an organizational mess.
mozilla the organization has acted extremely reluctant, almost embarrassed, to talk about the browser.