This would be a miracle for privacy advocates. However, I'm worried that Mozilla could become irrelevant in the meantime. I say this as a die-hard Firefox user (I even refuse to use any of the forks that remove the branding).
Mozilla needs to be making moves that keep them relevant. This move is great for some privacy-minded folks who don't know that the Tor Browser Bundle exists, but unfortunately... most people don't care about their privacy online.
Does Mozilla even have a path they can take that keeps Firefox from dying a slow death? I say this because I love what they do - they're the only major browser developer that is interested in protecting their users instead of their profits. They need to start acting like the situation is getting dire.
Mozilla needs to be making moves that keep them relevant. This move is great for some privacy-minded folks who don't know that the Tor Browser Bundle exists, but unfortunately... most people don't care about their privacy online.
Does Mozilla even have a path they can take that keeps Firefox from dying a slow death? I say this because I love what they do - they're the only major browser developer that is interested in protecting their users instead of their profits. They need to start acting like the situation is getting dire.