Author: Jacob Kastrenakes
Mozilla plans to start offering a subscription service inside of Firefox that offers access to “premium” features like a VPN service or cloud storage. It’s still unclear exactly what the service will offer, but Mozilla CEO Chris Beard mentioned both a VPN service and cloud storage in an interview with t3n. Mozilla intends to begin offering subscriptions starting in October.
The details are all a little vague for now — it’s not clear if this will be a single subscription service offering multiple features, or if these will be separate subscription services. But at least one subscription option is confirmed to be on the way.
Mozilla wants to be less reliant on Google for money
Mozilla started testing a subscription VPN offering last...
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Mozilla plans to start offering a subscription service inside of Firefox that offers access to “premium” features like a VPN service or cloud storage. It’s still unclear exactly what the service will offer, but Mozilla CEO Chris Beard mentioned both a VPN service and cloud storage in an interview with t3n. Mozilla intends to begin offering subscriptions starting in October.
The details are all a little vague for now — it’s not clear if this will be a single subscription service offering multiple features, or if these will be separate subscription services. But at least one subscription option is confirmed to be on the way.
Mozilla wants to be less reliant on Google for money
Mozilla started testing a subscription VPN offering last...
Continue reading…
Continue reading...