> People who are not security-focused will switch to Chrome, which is what's already happened No, it hasn't. And I think explaining to people exactly why a we

> People who are not security-focused will switch to Chrome, which is what's already happened No, it hasn't. And I think explaining to people exactly why a web page expecting Date.now() to work is somehow demanding something and invading their privacy is a pretty tough job. Like "requires reading academic papers to understand why it could be a problem" tough. So what you're basically suggesting is that Firefox resign itself to being an extremely niche browser. I don't think that really aligns with Mozilla's goals, for what it's worth.