to me, WONTFIX is just a signal that personal conversations with Mozilla devs as humans--or at least a more subtle understanding of why Mozilla's not budging--a

to me, WONTFIX is just a signal that personal conversations with Mozilla devs as humans--or at least a more subtle understanding of why Mozilla's not budging--are that much more important as next steps. and i don't necessarily disagree with the technical merits of EFF's position, either. but what does it say about EFF if they don't feel the same way about PrivacyBadger being available through AMO? seems inconsistent, if we're to take the given rationale at face value. and more broadly, it seems clear that if EFF's goal is to maximize the number of people using HTTPSEverywhere, the status quo for providing access to their code is not optimal. i hope Mozilla/EFF will be able to work out a solution that increases the availability of HTTPSEverywhere's functionality.