> Mozilla these days has very weird priorities. Their decisions should not feel so unilateral or "because Chrome does it" I agree. The attempts to be more and

> Mozilla these days has very weird priorities. Their decisions should not feel so unilateral or "because Chrome does it" I agree. The attempts to be more and more like Chrome are especially confusing to me. Maybe they just want to copy what's popular but the thing they seem to miss is that if people wanted a browser that was just like chrome they'd probably just use chrome. The removal of choice, customization, and control over Firefox is what's going to drive people away. Those are the features that attracted most of us to Firefox in the first place.