First of all some of us use RSS just fine. And RSS is in fact still mainstream, at least for podcasts. I don't use Firefox's live bookmarks. That's not what bo

First of all some of us use RSS just fine. And RSS is in fact still mainstream, at least for podcasts. I don't use Firefox's live bookmarks. That's not what bothers me. What bothers me is that Firefox has a "Subscribe to RSS" button and you can register your own RSS Reader such that Firefox can directly subscribe your RSS Reader when it finds a RSS link in the page's HTML. I hope that doesn't go away and right now I'm assuming that it does. And to contradict you ... no, it's in no way understandable. I understood many choices from Mozilla, even their integration of Pocket which I like, or their integration of DRM, which I assume they had no choice in the matter. But not this. If popularity is an actual argument, with complete disregard for that percentage of users that cares about RSS, then we should just switch to Chrome. Chrome has an extension in its app store btw that does what I want. I might as well switch to Chrome now and be done with it. Mozilla would do well to appeal to the long tail, they can't afford not to.