the Mozilla CEO Chris Byrd wrote an angry open letter to his colleague from Microsoft, Satya Nadella. Byrd outraged by how Microsoft's new Windows 10 has complicated the choice of default browser. the "Users need to do in twice as many mouse clicks to scroll and to deal with technical difficulties to confirm your choice of browser, is angry with the CEO of Mozilla.

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the Mozilla CEO Chris Byrd wrote an angry open letter to his colleague from Microsoft, Satya Nadella. Byrd outraged by how Microsoft's new Windows 10 has complicated the choice of default browser. the "Users need to do in twice as many mouse clicks to scroll and to deal with technical difficulties to confirm your choice of browser, is angry with the CEO of Mozilla.

to make Firefox the default browser, it has to skip to a new page of settings, and it "is confusing, the user is difficult to navigate and easy to get lost," said Byrd. To demonstrate such a confusing, according to experts at Mozilla, the process, they even recorded a 34-second video tearing off the veil with the new policy of Microsoft.

She, in turn, does not see anything difficult in the new system of selection of programs. the "After the upgrade, users can easily choose the default application for all of their tasks, — according to the company. — If we users understand that some aspects require improvement, we will do them".