When Firefox sends data to us, your IP address is temporarily collected as part of our server logs. Technical data includes information about your Firefox version and language, device operating system and hardware configuration, memory, basic information about crashes and errors, outcome of automated processes like updates and safebrowsing.
Interaction data includes information about your interactions with Firefox such as number of open tabs and windows, number of webpages visited, number and type of installed Firefox Add-ons and session length, as well as Firefox features offered by Mozilla or our partners such as interaction with Firefox search features and search partner referrals. Telemetry data is made up of two data sets: interaction data and technical data. We collect this data to help improve the performance and stability of Firefox. "Firefox collects telemetry data by default. This and other data is inspected under the data collection policy." "Note: This is not submitted with all ping types due to privacy concerns. So does firefox: Environment ping and the main ping. I won't stick with a company that's hell bent on killing their own products. I have no good will, no sympathy left for Mozilla. Maybe gonna have to stop reading RSS feeds on mobile (which I did because I liked to use my commute time, back before covid 19, to read them, and tab queue helped push stuff into Firefox offline, when on metro). "Yeah, give them uBlock Origin, they'll shut up".įor the time being, I'll go with Chrome on Android, and probably switch to Qutebrowser on desktop. It's lovely how they held on to a couple big name ones in order to just deceive us. You put Addons there in order to make it more obvious the new addonocide? Who cares about what's new, after reading it once? I'd go and report all this stuff as bugs and enhancement proposals, but given I know Mozilla don't care, why would I bother?Īlso, I'm not sticking along after another addon massacre. Half of what's on the hamburger menu is useles futile bullshit.
Also when you touch URL bar to edit, it jumps to the top of the screen. Tab bar at bottom, but when it disappears, you gotta swipe down to make it appear. And the new design, frankly, I was almost beginning to like it till I saw everything I used just disappeared. I relied on a few extensions, like Redirector. My entire mobile web browsing flow is ded in the waters, after an unsolicited update. In fact, they've been acting like this for years and just duping us with community and privacy bullshit. They don't care about loyal users that've put time and effort into dissemination of once true information about Mozilla and Firefox. Mozilla doesn't care about anything but trying to eat into Chrome's user base. I stuck with it despite the constant harassment of the whole Because I thought, as someone who cares about privacy, as a technically sophisticated user, as a supporter of all things FOSS, my interests and philosophy aligned with Mozilla's.īut I see that's not the case. If you read Mozilla's homepage, or any web pages on their sites, they shout and scream and elaborate and rinse and repeat that they are all about their community, that the community builds this browser, that the community, the community, the community.īut who's this community? I used to think I was part of that community, given I stuck with Firefox even when my entire web browsing died w/ 57 (relied on Pentadactyl, among others). since the whole quantum stuff began, with links and stuff that I don't have. I'll no longer use or recommend any Mozilla product to anyone. I've even done apologeting rants about it when people said "nobody uses it" or "it's just worse". I've been using Firefox more than a decade, and the mobile browser almost since when it was first made available. I've come to feel this is deceitful, possibly intentionally, and am no longer supporting Mozilla, voting with my bookmarks folder and just moving on.
But they tout the community lie to us since years. TL DR It's become obvious that Mozilla don't care about their loyal users and these users' voices anymore.
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