I think you should look back at Mozilla's mission before making a statement like that.

As Kvark wrote above [1]:

> Mozilla is not a software company today that tries to be an internet activist. Mozilla is an activist company that also happens to develop software to prove their point. So no, it's not just about the web browser.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24120561

People have incentives. Google employees likely are there to have the experience on their resume and monetize later. Mozilla people work for a non profit, hence they are probably motivated by social activism rather than money or fame.

Roughly where we are now. Making the best browser doesn't pay the bills.