Yes I hold them to a higher standard and Mozilla is their own worst enemy. Off the top of my head I can think of > german cliqz partnership/expirement > Mr. R

Yes I hold them to a higher standard and Mozilla is their own worst enemy. Off the top of my head I can think of > german cliqz partnership/expirement > Mr. Robot ad forced extension install > Forcing Pocket into base Firefox > Naive reassurances of Cloudflare's, an American company, privacy policy for DNS-Over-HTTPS > Google Analytics on mozilla pages (can't run extensions on these domains) >Obtuse refusal to change Screenshots UI elements to be less confusing (increase chance for user to upload to mozilla's cloud) > Today's experiment of recreating Stumbleupon in the core browser including sharing your entire browser history with a third party