Watching Firefox sinking to essentially licensing its name like an obsolete fashion brand is sad.
Money is a necessary evil, choices must be made.
I still have a PIA subscription for a few months, which I'm now planning on using until this becomes available in more regions (+ on more platforms, Linux and Android in my case), but as soon as it does, I'll be happy to switch over.
I feel we have reached peak Firefox. I have no qualms about supporting Mozilla by going with their VPN offering, even it costs a little more. I don't particularly have any objections to some of the recent features like Monitor, DoH, Sync etc. Once the rollout of their VPN product is complete, sometime next year, I would expect them to work with what they have at hand, rather than having too many balls in the air ie. instead of chasing down Chrome or integrating even more services, I hope they will concentrate on staying close to their values and committed to strengthening the core products.
I must have missed this, what RSS solution have they put out?
Watching Firefox leverage its reputation as a privacy and security advocate is helpful for many people who care, but are not technically inclined.