Mozilla CEO Chris Beard on Thursday published an open letter to Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, calling on him to offer Windows 10 users an easier way to set their browser preferences. Beard characterized the lack of choice in the Windows 10 experience as “very disturbing.” It appears to have been designed to force users into an experience Microsoft wants them to have instead of one they want, he charged. Users who upgrade to Microsoft’s Windows 10 using the express setup will have the new Edge browser set as their default.
I do not like the comment that Roger Entner made about Africa. This are the kind of stereotypes which were suppose to die with the last century, but sadly they still exist in people's mind. It is disappointing to see such sites supporting such thoughts that tarnish a continent's dignity.
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Mozilla Gripes at Microsoft for Giving Edge an Edge
Posted by: Peter Suciu July 31, 2015 01:24 PMMozilla CEO Chris Beard on Thursday published an open letter to Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, calling on him to offer Windows 10 users an easier way to set their browser preferences. Beard characterized the lack of choice in the Windows 10 experience as “very disturbing.” It appears to have been designed to force users into an experience Microsoft wants them to have instead of one they want, he charged. Users who upgrade to Microsoft’s Windows 10 using the express setup will have the new Edge browser set as their default.