I'm sorry to be rude, but I honestly believe that the only thing that will save Mozilla is for people like you to take your terrible ideas elsewhere. You must

I'm sorry to be rude, but I honestly believe that the only thing that will save Mozilla is for people like you to take your terrible ideas elsewhere. You must see that your ideas are not working. Have you been able to attract new users, or even prevent existing users from leaving? No? So then how can you be so convinced that you are right? Firefox is software, not an experience. Winning over people that don't care is not an accomplishment, even if you could do it. Trying to be better than Google at nannying your lower functioning users from hurting themselves is futile, and punishes everyone else. You're feverishly stripping away everything that made Firefox superior. Driving away developers who have made unique extensions that cannot be replicated elsewhere. And for what? What is your end game? Have you seen the Chrome store? It's awful! The majority of extensions are very low quality and often misleading. And they are unresponsive and have to employ strange hacks to do things that Firefox extensions did very simply (like taking a screenshot, or interacting with other extensions). And what is your ideal outcome? To have Firefox be considered a good browser by Google's standards? How about what the users standards? You are trying to slowly turn emacs into an cheaper Microsoft Word. And patting yourself on the backs for doing it.