> People tend to just judge Mozilla way more harshly. It's a self-inflicted problem though. Mozilla uses every opportunity to claim they're on your side and wa

> People tend to just judge Mozilla way more harshly. It's a self-inflicted problem though. Mozilla uses every opportunity to claim they're on your side and want to protect you from the evil guys. The nagging itself is annoying to begin with (and incomprehensible - at least ads make sense from a business point of view - but why interrupt my workflow to let me know about Colorways?), but it's made even worse with all their self-righteous BS about privacy while the browser actually being pretty poor (and not GDPR compliant due to default-on telemetry) in its default configuration.