blog.mozilla.org/opendesign/firefox-the-evolution-of-a-brand/
Consider the fox. It’s known for being quick, clever, and untamed — attributes easily applied to its mythical cousin, the “Firefox” of browser fame. Well, Firefox has another trait not found in earthly foxes: stretchiness. (Just look how it circumnavigates the globe.) That fabled flexibility now enables Firefox to adapt once again to a changing environment.
The “Firefox” you’ve always known as a browser is stretching to cover a family of products and services united by putting you and your privacy first. Firefox is a browser AND an encrypted service to send huge files. It’s an easy way to protect your passwords on every device AND an early warning if your email has been part of a data breach. Safe, private, eye-opening. That’s just the beginning of the new Firefox family.
Now Firefox has a new look to support its evolving product line. Today we’re introducing the Firefox parent brand — an icon representing the entire family of products. When you see it, it’s your invitation to join Firefox and gain access to everything we have to offer. That includes the famous Firefox Browser icon for desktop and mobile, and even that icon is getting an update to be rolled out this fall.
Here’s a peek behind the curtain of how the new brand look was born:
youtube.com/embed/eYvsIenveTY
6 months ago
no surprise, mozilla can't rely on autistic late gen-xers for donations to keep going while bleeding users to google every month
6 months ago
Maybe they should have invested that time and money into making their only worthwhile product good.
6 months ago
Hi I come from the future, pic related is the Firefox logo in 2025
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6 months ago
"b-but aping Chrome while pretending to be about user privacy ISN'T what people want?"
6 months ago
A NEW LOGO!! EVERYTHING CHANGED!! EVERYTHING IS BETTER!! THIS IS THE BEST FIREFOX EVER MADE!
USE IT, NUMALE.
6 months ago
Hmmm
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6 months ago
Great, let's make all logos blurry, so every logo is like abstract art!
They're really bored.
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6 months ago
If Mozilla wants to do new shit so badly then why did they give Firefox OS to another company?
6 months ago
Instead of improving the code
Let's just put another coat of paint
<That will fix all the problems
I guess burning all that money on rust migration didn't help them much.
6 months ago
Lol, the Firefox is not related to the fox in any way, its a kind of panda. What a load of shit, stupid pakis.
6 months ago
Consider the fox. It’s known for being quick, clever, and untamed — attributes easily applied to its mythical cousin, the “Firefox” of browser fame.
A firefox is not a fox at all. It is another name for the ailurus fulgens, or red panda (which in fact is more closely related to weasels and racoons than to the panda).
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6 months ago
Consider the fox. It’s known for being quick, clever, and untamed — attributes easily applied to its mythical cousin, the “Firefox” of browser fame.
<implying pozjew isn't slow, stupid and locked down by sjw nonsense, google brownnosing and outright botnet in the form of (((studies))), and telemetry enabled by default.
6 months ago
untamed
<every single add-on must be kosher stamped by mozilla and regularly verified, to the extent that when their verification servers fuck up every single firefox user looses all of their add-ons and data associated with them within hours.
every single add-on can be removed by mozilla at any time and retroactively and forcefully removed by mozilla from a user's browser without their permission
6 months ago
The “Firefox” you’ve always known as a browser is stretching to cover a family of products and services united by putting you and your privacy first.
<everyone knows our browser is shit and it's free anyway so now we are going to inject (((services))) to goyfarm
Firefox is a browser AND an encrypted service to send huge files.
<Your browser is now a SaaSS goy
It’s an easy way to protect your passwords on every device AND an early warning if your email has been part of a data breach
<We now have all of your passwords on every device and your email addresses attached to them
Safe, private, eye-opening. That’s just the beginning of the new Firefox family.
<Everything you are is safe for our eyes goy
tech is beyond redemption
6 months ago
Have you taken the Lynxpill yet, mateys?
It's a tough pill to swallow! The Lynxpill was founded in 1992 by Sir Michael Grobe, who presents and narrates the attached website.
people.cc.ku.edu/~grobe/early-lynx.html
Forget firefox and chrome pills, Lynxpills are the way of the future.
Image related. Please leave your questions, comments, and concerns below about this radical old paradigm of browsing!
Swallow the Lynxpill today! Firefox pills are for fedora fucking using faggots, chrome pills are for the ignorant masses. Ignore all the epin Zig Forums maymays, this one is the real deal.
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6 months ago
The more things change
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6 months ago
That's not at all what happened. It was a major fuckup, but it was not a remote killswitch. Look up certificate expiration.
6 months ago
If certificate revocation has the same effect, it is a killswitch.
6 months ago
That was a jab at Lucent.
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6 months ago
The file name says that dummy
6 months ago
What a load of bullshit on mozilla article. Who's gonna read that kind of bullshit besides fags, trannies, pajeets, jews?!
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6 months ago
What a load of bullshit on mozilla article. Who's gonna read that kind of bullshit besides fags, trannies, pajeets, jews?!
You
6 months ago
Basically, even the most sympathetic possible take on the situation is "this was a stupid idea, we told you why it was a stupid idea before you did it, after you ignored us it inevitably backfired exactly the way we said it would, and you responded by doubling down".
6 months ago