> There are a lot of people who initially did not like ... > ... take a stand for the user ... These statements seem at odds. I'm all for change when there's a

> There are a lot of people who initially did not like ... > ... take a stand for the user ... These statements seem at odds. I'm all for change when there's a clear need for it, but when it's done just to keep up with Chrome's aesthetic, it can alienate an existing userbase. If I wanted Chrome, I'd be using Chrome. The reason I stuck with Firefox for so long was the configurability. However, now when a settings is removed or dumbed down the default stance on BugZilla is "just install an addon".