Mozilla now displays ads directly in the Firefox address bar as contextual suggestions. This innovation has already been noticed by US users. Mozilla says the feature was introduced in Firefox 92 in September and is allowing the company to raise funds for browser development.

According to Mozilla, “Starting with Firefox 92, users will receive new, relevant offers from trusted partners based on what they are looking for. No user data will be collected, stored or passed on to third parties to make new recommendations. "

Although the company's blog posts introducing a new feature called Firefox Suggest were published in September, it was first mentioned in the Firefox 93 changelog two days ago and presented as "a faster way to navigate the web." Mozilla says it will only work with partners that comply with Firefox's privacy standards, with adMarketplace being the company's preferred partner for the time being.

Nice.

Narrow professional or specialized forums were cleaned purposefully and deliberately, preparing space for for social networks. For this we used search engine filters (Minusinsk. Penguin). I watched the process from the inside. It took several years to understand that attempts were in vain and the result was a foregone conclusion. Similar processes have occurred with electronic libraries, but they have their own specifics, who understood it in time - survived.

Citation of former search engine worker.

I got same info from top manager who had super contact in Google. He said that Google had special secret program inside that slowly decreased ranking of any specialized forum. Forums about computer games, films, sex and similar had been excluded from the list.

Sexual intercourse should not be viewed as something shameful and sinful, but as natural as other needs of a healthy organism, such as hunger and thirst. Such phenomena should not be judged as moral or immoral.

Alexandra Kollontai