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this post was submitted on 09 Jun 2026
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Google doesn't even need to get their hands dirty like that. IMO all they need to do is continue making it difficult for companies to support Firefox when designing their websites. That, in addition to making sure companies know that Google is tirelessly working to make sure Chrome won't work with ad blockers is going to eventually kill Firefox completely.
If there are no remaining mainstream browsers that support ad blockers that pendulum is going to take a long time to swing back.
google can just stop funding mozilla and it will be dead in tracks as are all the forks that goes with it,.