Easter-eggs, to me, means something like "press a key combination, get a list of developers" or "go through the levels in a fast time, unlock a secret level" or "on march 14th there's a message about Pi day". It doesn't mean "if you change xyz settings, we'll sell some control to your system to a third party for our profit".
This is not an easter Egg, I wish people would stop calling it that.
This is a Paid Advertisement, injected with out my permission into my software. AKA Malware or Adware.
Companies pay thousands of dollars a year to prevent that type of software from being loaded on their system.
Firefox DOES NOT have a long history of being a distributor or malware or adware...
Easter Eggs are funny things that Dev put into code that make people chuckle but have no impact on the actual software
To call this a "Easter egg" is naive and ignorant. This is a Paid Promotional Advertisement of a Large Commercial project not an Easter egg
> How can we trust you guys to do the right thing from now on?
The same way you can continue to trust the GNU/Linux system which contains easter eggs.