I think your response is reasonable. People will be happy to play games with their browsers as long as they trust the game and have control over when to play a

I think your response is reasonable. People will be happy to play games with their browsers as long as they trust the game and have control over when to play and not. Maybe firefox becomes the "fun" browser and we end up with a web version of a pokemon go type game. (Would be cool, huh? Websites would "trend" as people flocked to find $pattern and shared their discoveries.) Or some other game. Or a game-of-the-week, that advertisers can sponsor. But transparency, opt-in, and ease of use are all key to this working.