Please continue your work on this. It's one of the lowest-cost, highest-leveraged points of counterbalance against Facebook's continued attempts to dominate the platforms of the future. In addition, there are numerous monetization opportunities that naturally arise from this effort, so if you stick with it, other Mozilla efforts will be buoyed by its success.
> there are numerous monetization opportunities that naturally arise from this effort
if you want an internet which consists of poorly rendered VRML-looking crap that bothers you for micropayments continuously, ok, sure, but most of us really want something that keeps the big FAANG types honest, and Firefox is one of the keystones of that effort.
This project isn't going anywhere, I guarantee it - but at the sane time I'd also like to be proved wrong on that.