Thunderbird: stopped. FirefoxOS: stopped. Rust: as nice as the language is, I can see it become irrelevant in the rise of Swift (and tons of developers alread

Thunderbird: stopped. FirefoxOS: stopped. Rust: as nice as the language is, I can see it become irrelevant in the rise of Swift (and tons of developers already using and praising it). so the last thing that remains is the very core of mozilla: firefox. But then version 42 hit me, disabled the support for custom themes, leaving me alone with a crappy UI I can't stand any longer to the point I uninstalled Firefox forever. As others have already mentioned: from several sessions of customer development out in the streets, I can confirm that privacy is something that no-one has really interest in, let alone pay a penny for it nowadays. I'd love to know what Mozilla's vision of the future is, given that the points above are real and Firefox itself becomes more and more an awful "me too!" of other, better browsers.