I disagree that it's unfair or outsized. You're talking about a browser that has lost 95% of its userbase and is financially dependent on its main competitor. The complainers are drawn from the tiny proportion of the people dissatisfied with Firefox development who stayed. The other 98% just fucked off somewhere else like they were told to.

"just fucked off somewhere else like they were told to"

Ah yeah, that seems like a completely reasonable interpretation of Mozilla's actions.

Here's a quote directly from you in this very same topic:

> The comments like this from people who will complain about everything are completely valueless.

> We're lucky to have an alternative to the WebKit oligopoly. If you don't like Firefox, just stick with the other browsers and let the rest of us that are trying to prevent a monoculture continue our work.

Looks like you're doing the job just fine by yourself.

And from your comment history you seem to be over-blowing telemetry privacy issues yourself.

> has lost 95% of its userbase

That's not an accurate number.