Nah, as is evident by the amount of Firefox users that still have Google as their search engine. It's a false equivalence. There is a difference between trusti

Nah, as is evident by the amount of Firefox users that still have Google as their search engine. It's a false equivalence. There is a difference between trusting Google not to abuse data they legally guaranteed not to abuse (Firefox), versus, well, pretty much plainly saying your data will be used, and knowing that the product has many features which make the tracking more pervasive and invasive (Chrome, Google Accounts, etc). I'd love for Mozilla to not use any Google stuff at all, but I'd also love a pony.