I fails to see how HTTPS Everywhere + a nag whenever a form is detected on a HTTP page doesn't make this a complete non-issue. OP is not giving Mozilla any cred

I fails to see how HTTPS Everywhere + a nag whenever a form is detected on a HTTP page doesn't make this a complete non-issue. OP is not giving Mozilla any credit. If OP has ever used Tor, he would know that the performance hit is so huge, that no-one in there right mind is going to leave it on by default, if that's even an option. In OPs myopic view, he's missing the fact the the added benefit built in anonymity to all FF Users far outweighs this hypothetical security risk.