These efforts are commendable but the UI developed around them, particularly the "don't allow/allow", is atrocious and a pale memory of Firefox philosophy of pl

These efforts are commendable but the UI developed around them, particularly the "don't allow/allow", is atrocious and a pale memory of Firefox philosophy of placing control into user's hands. Where is the additional information? Where are the choices? How is the user being tracked? Will the user have to constantly dismiss these dialog boxes? I started using FF in 2005 exactly because I felt it gave me a way to peek under the hood and customize my browsing experience. For the first time ever the software I was using was truly mine and it empowered me. I even got interested in programming because I was, for example, learning how to write and edit Adblock filters to nix that one persistent page element or using developer tools to sift through page code and extract Instagram images of bikini models. This would never have happened had my curiosity not been piqued by the notion of software made to serve _me_. Is this how Firefox is going to be from now on? Incessant dialog boxes?