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What are some subscription services done right?
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this post was submitted on 30 Jan 2026
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Even though it would be one way to make Mozilla self-sustainable, it would open a pandora box of different problems. Would free-versions continue receiving security updates? Would access to some websites be locked behind the premium version? It's a dangerous idea.
By "free browsers" I didn't mean "free versions". I'm thinking more along the lines of Pale Moon or Konqueror (in it's early days), third-party FOSS browsers with limited features.