Yes, I think that was actually a good choice. It's a bit of an inconvenience for people who want to install at our own risk, and we have to get used to a differ

Yes, I think that was actually a good choice. It's a bit of an inconvenience for people who want to install at our own risk, and we have to get used to a different colored icon, but it's too easy to get a user to go into about:config and change a setting and for them to forget about it. With Firefox Developer Edition they at least have to do a big download, install it, and go into about:config, and there's a chance they'll one day notice it and think "I'm not a developer. Why do I have Firefox Developer Edition?"