I am mozillas diehard fan as firefox goes but I DO NOT trust them. I still remember some company with best search engine that got vapirised over the years and I

I am mozillas diehard fan as firefox goes but I DO NOT trust them. I still remember some company with best search engine that got vapirised over the years and I am not prepared to trust anyone. Mozilla has some shady practices with their "research add-ons" and I am blocking their domains from firefox and using another browser to download addons. And I will surely not allow some firm in a country with vague laws allow to do all my name resolution. Not to mozilla, not to google, not to cloudflare or anyone else (currently running unbind with caching on huge list of DNSs all over EU in random order). ISP? They are obligated to follow the law in my country. Spying on its user would make it a criminal offense investigation, potentionally bringing their management behind bars. No, they wont even try, it is too dangerous for them. I trust my ISP way more than mozilla. Based on law in my country. It is not DNS system to change (actually it is but convincing me that adding ssl layer on top of highly efficient protocol is worse than rolling everything trough https and changing all existing systems? I'll pass, sounds like a complex solution for simple non-problem, I am sick of looking on those in last decade), it is a law in YOUR country that allows your ISPs to spy on users and this is something that needs to change.