Mozilla’s CEO Says Apple Is Wrong

Today, I had to tell you something. The interesting part is that the main source of this article is not available, but since everyone is talking about it already, let's see what I had in mind... Don't worry, I am talking about Mozilla's CEO answer to Apple's decision we talked about yesterday, so this is fresh news. The problem with the "main source" I mentioned... that's comin' up right away, but first things first!


OK, so here's the deal - earlier this week, Apple started to offer Safari 3.1 to its Windows users through the same online updater used to keep iTunes and QuickTime up to date. I don't think this is a threat to Mozilla's Firefox, but to Microsoft's Internet Explorer, and that's why I can't really get it why John Lilly thinks Apple's decision is wrong.

"What Apple is doing now with their Apple Software Update on Windows is wrong. It undermines the trust relationship great companies have with their customers, and that’s bad—not just for Apple, but for the security of the whole web," wrote Mozilla's CEO John Lilly in its blog.

At last, this is the source - John Lilly's blog. It's not loading? Yeah, I noticed that, not even using Firefox! For now, this is a puzzle I can't figure out how to complete, but I'll keep my eyes on the whole deal and I'll keep you in touch, don't worry!