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I'm really not a big fan of Google's tracking-friendly browser. However, I hate Mozilla's hypocrisy even more, trying to act like the defendants of privacy, but dependent on mis-aligned cash.

In the end, I chose Chrome as a protest against this hypocrisy.

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Only on Hacker News will people argue that using the defaults is taking a moral stance...

Disagree. For people caring about privacy recommending Firefox has/had been the default for a long time. At this point in time many are conflicted. Clearly moz://a is in bed with major privacy violators and can not be trusted, this has been the case for god knows how long. What is the way forward? Rooting they will change course RealSoon now, or just abandoning the ship and hoping once they are put out of their misery something better will take their place?

I would love to see a page with "list of common positions on HackerNews":

- Using defaults means arguing for the status quot.

- Kubernetes sucks.

- Ads suck.

etc. :)

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