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Yes she has always been an executive, I'm not denying that. Becoming the CEO in spring 2020 was hardly a desirable position to take.

>she has repeatedly ensured there was someone else to take the accountability part - only to take it back later during better times

This seems unfair. She was always an executive. She seemed to step down after 0, though I'm not sure if they're related events. She took some of the accountability for 1. And 2 is a windfall that she gets very little credit for, you yourself dismissed any revenue gains as part of her accomplishments.

>Quite risky considering Google's current predicament.

The search deal is how Mozilla has been funded for at least fifteen years. Maybe that decision will someday bite them, but it's gotten them billions to build Firefox in that time.