@eff they could’ve handled this so much better by just putting a checkbox in the window that pops up after an upgrade saying, “Enable this feature so that we can get rid of tracking cookies altogether”
@eff@FastCompany What the fuck is wrong with you!? Every damn penny I ever donated to you all has been a waste if this is the kind of hot trash you support.
@eff@FastCompany Defaulting to opt-out will always be poor form with features like these. Everyone knows it, deep down. It was inappropriate, and leaders in Mozilla have been unwilling to listen *sincerely* to complaints. (Case in point here on Mastodon: https://mastodon.social/@neonharbinger/112785168217396831) Mozilla clearly think it's the users who are in the wrong, who should expect their consent to be assumed when Mozilla thinks they should consent.