I see what you're saying, but in my experience advertising rarely gets this right. The fashion industry is a good example. I have absolutely no desire to read t

I see what you're saying, but in my experience advertising rarely gets this right. The fashion industry is a good example. I have absolutely no desire to read those magazines, let alone pay money to do so. It's blatantly reinforcing insecurities in the readers--the whole concept of what's "in style" is only meant to make people more judgmental, and fear that that same judgment might be turned against them, with constant purchases as the only way out. Quite an ingenious idea for the fashion industry, but a very toxic, manipulative piece of psychology for everyone else IMO. Of course the tiles aren't so bad. My objection to them is mostly on principle, out of fear that it's another step in Mozilla becoming excessively beholden to advertising interests.