This sort of thing is actually somewhere I think Mozilla can make a difference. As a major browser, they are listened to when they lobby standards bodies and political bodies about the web and internet security, and very often they are listened to.

I agree Firefox could be better, but time spent on effective lobbying which will help all browsers is well spent.

As someone from Europe I am thankful for any resistance to such plans and many laws implemented by the EU are written by foreign companies. Companies like central administrations, far easier to lobby against compared to citizens that must carry themselves through countless more or less democratic institutions.

EU laws are written by foreign actors, just look at the lobbying going on on DSA/DMA, those foreign corporations are writing laws against the interests of European companies and citizens.