Come Back to Firefox: Mozilla Launches Its Most Ambitious Campaign yet to Bring People Back to the Independent Alternative to Big Tech Browsers
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Come Back to Firefox: Mozilla launches its most ambitious campaign yet to bring people back to the independent alternative to big tech browsers
As tracking and unwanted AI reshape the web, Firefox reunites the internet's original viral icons to make the case for a browser that puts people back in control.
Nostalgie, when you hold us. Mozilla, publisher of Firefox's Internet browser, is launching an international campaign called "Return to Firefox", designed by the independent agency We Believers. To seduce the netizens who have abandoned its browser, the brand calls on individuals to...
Mozilla launches "Come Back to Firefox", a vast advertising campaign that brings together the faces of the first viral videos of the Internet. The goal is to convince those who have left the browser to come back, against the background of criticism of the tracking and the imposed IA. Numa Numa Guy, Bad Luck Brian, Success Kid or Evolution of Dance [...] The Firefox article focuses on the nostalgia of memes to win back its former users appeared f…
Mozilla tries to make its free browser Firefox more attractive again. After the new design and various technical changes have been created, a marketing campaign under the title "Come back to Firefox" starts. (Continue reading)
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