Not to get too greedy, but maybe do the 21 year old “Use native context menus on Mac OS” next?
But all in all, I'm pretty happy with Firefox. This is a very minor thing for me.
This is likely a separate ticket, but Firefox ignores macOS' built-in text replace which I use for expanding text like my email address.
Basically, they are not at all the same.
For its time it was a great little browser. I was going to do some bug fixing on it. But then I saw that it required Corba ORB to build. So I let out a long, low moan and, shivering uncontrollably, filed that dream under never going to happen.
It’s probably .com because it’s for Mozilla Corporation as opposed to Mozilla Foundation.
My heart goes out to those wretched souls.
There are two entities: the Mozilla Foundation--which is what everyone thinks of when they hear "Mozilla" and think Mozilla is a non-profit--and the Mozilla Corporation--which is what actually comprises the bulk of Mozilla's operations.
The Foundation does practically nothing. Your donations to the Foundation don't go towards development of Firefox, they mostly go to pay the salaries of the Foundation employees, who mostly work to... raise money for the Foundation to pay their salaries. This is a problem with a large number of non-profits in general--that most of the money raised is just spent on maintaining the fundraising apparatus. But in particular at Mozilla, it's a drop in the bucket of what Mozilla Corporation needs to keep operating.
The vast majority of the actual software development work is done under the corporation. And the vast majority of funding that the corporation has comes through a search advertising deal that Mozilla struck with Google.