It is disappointing that it seems the Mozilla representative on this thread does not appreciate that Google cannot be trusted on this. Anyone who has been a Ch

It is disappointing that it seems the Mozilla representative on this thread does not appreciate that Google cannot be trusted on this. Anyone who has been a Chrome user for a period of time, and tried to use its privacy settings to stay private, will have noticed that they do not observe their own policies. Their entire business is based on monitoring people to improve targeting of advertising. I am technical (former CTO) and have put a lot of time into carefully tweaking settings for privacy, and there is no question that Google "cheat" on this. I thought Firefox Focus was a great step forward in privacy, but I am dismayed to see it includes Google code, that it uses a third party analytics library, and that the developers do not see either of those as a big problem.