> On the other hand, it does make sense. It's a tricky one. All attempts by Mozilla to bake-in addon-like behavior so we don't have to install 'yet another dam

> On the other hand, it does make sense. It's a tricky one. All attempts by Mozilla to bake-in addon-like behavior so we don't have to install 'yet another damn addon' is welcoming, but as with any of these features, they come with caveats already present in the addons. For example, Firefox's HTTPS-Only mode (that is basically the HTTPS-Everywhere addon) breaks some sites, and also their anti-tracking feature will break some sites too. But then again: if a site is serving HTTP only then they're doing it wrong (with the exception of captive portals). As for the anti-tracking feature: I rarely see sites asking me to disable my AD-Blocker, and when I do I never give-in, no matter how desperate I am to see hidden content.