> Wait, did someone assume that Mozilla didn't have this ability? How did people think that they got security updates? The difference is that in one case the u

> Wait, did someone assume that Mozilla didn't have this ability? How did people think that they got security updates? The difference is that in one case the updates are released following a public process, with bugzilla entries, proper review and engineering practices, while in the other case it's pushed with no oversight, secretly, by some guy in marketing. It's like Google Tab Manager in your browser. Browsers are too sensitive, too central in people's lives nowadays to allow such things.