Well, Mozilla is in a hard place. They're already losing browser marketshare, and they don't want to annoy people by breaking stuff. A lot of these people use Google and Facebook services and don't understand when these sites get broken. That'll give Firefox a bad name and hurt its marketshare even more.
uBlock origin is a third-party project they don't control so I can't blame them for not including it.
> Well, Mozilla is in a hard place. They're already losing browser marketshare, and they don't want to annoy people by breaking stuff.
Well, the web was always like sw development: if it compiles - release it - and let the user test it. Mozilla ( and Chrome and ...) breaks stuff with every release. Yes, your facebook may be perfect but internet is not only google and facebook.
> uBlock origin is a third-party project they don't control so I can't blame them for not including it.
They don't include it because that will hurt they revenue. They are not "free sw" anymore. Unfortunately this seems to be a trend in open source world when a company (Hi Canonical) starts making money by selling user data(legal spyware).
> I agree about the analytics and telemetry though.
uBlock origin is a third-party project they don't control so I can't blame them for not including it.
I agree about the analytics and telemetry though.