It's bad for Mozilla to take a stance that's obviously against the preferences of their users. They can't play both sides of the field - either you're for the U

It's bad for Mozilla to take a stance that's obviously against the preferences of their users. They can't play both sides of the field - either you're for the User, or you're for the Corps. I once sincerely believed that Firefox was part of a statement that they would fight for the User. That disappeared somewhere between 4.0 and 27.0. I believed there was still some hope in Mozilla - all of it has been eroded over the years. So now, they've taken their stance. They don't want free users. They want corporate servants, the same as Microsoft, Apple, and Google.