> Do you just hate the idea of any built-in browser integration with proprietary services?
Yes. I hate the idea of any built-in browser integration with proprietary services.
Yes. I hate the idea of any built-in browser integration with proprietary services.
I don't want the browser talking to any site that's not absolutely necessary to display the page. Period.
We've probably already lost that war, because almost all sites today include hundreds of kilobytes of extraneous javascript tracking cruft, and blocking it will frequently break the page display.
At least Mozilla is trying to help on that front with their privacy tools and container tabs.
IMO, Pocket should be an extension, same as any other. Though I wouldn't even mind if the Firefox installer asked if I wanted to install this extension during installation, treating it as a kind of "Mozilla recommended" extension.
Pocket.enabled
Set to false
Seems pretty simple to me.
But if I did, Google seems 100x the larger problem.