Mozilla, Opera and co only tout open standards as it suits them

Greg Stark wrote:
> Recent history has seen a solution to this problem. 
Very simply, CAcert can
> release its own browser, OpenCABrowser.  Replace all
reference to the
> Mozilla foundation, and logos with CAcert's.  Provide
RPMS, and an update
> repository, and your set.  That's what OpenSource is
about.  If you don't
> like what's being done, you can do it your way.  If
Oracle can do it, so can
> CAcert.  With publicity, it will make there heads turn,
and maybe reconsider
> the error of their way.

Another option is maybe to see if Ice Weasel (GPL only
version of
mozilla products) would like to join forces, I don't know
what their
option is, but I'm guessing they don't agree 100% with
mozilla foundation...

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Best regards,
 Duane

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