That doesn't even come close to addressing the point I was trying to make.

All of these anti privacy features, default enabled as they are, tells me something about Mozilla. Something you might not even want to think about.

If you're fine with sending to Mozilla everything you type into the address bar, then you probably don't care that much at all about privacy, which would be a shame, because privacy, online and offline, is nothing more and nothing less than a god damn human right.

>> but you can turn it off, doh

99% won't, because they don't know what's the point. Perhaps they're right.