> browser that by default will self-configure the intranet to be inaccessible. Maybe I am not up to date, but Mozzilla has always been explicit that it would n

> browser that by default will self-configure the intranet to be inaccessible. Maybe I am not up to date, but Mozzilla has always been explicit that it would not be activated by default (and that one way of activating it would have the system DNS as fallback) > The OS network stack can, and should, be the provider of that service. I understand why it is important not to mess with the underlying network stack, but I would also like not to be redirected to random websites when on a public wifi (even if sometimes blocking data intensive domains like youtube is a good thing). I feel that the original mozzilla blog had a pretty good explanation of the advantages.