New firefox release notes

New firefox release notes. mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/67.0.1/releasenotes/
>With this update, Firefox will now guide our users through a path to Join Firefox which will allow you to maximize the benefits from our family of respectful tech products.
>firefox lockwise
>firefox monitor
>firefox send
They are really going the google account route. Everything in the browser is getting designed to integrate with their third party shit. They are fully competitor facing now instead of customer facing. All the forks are either outdated, poorly implemented, or the dev is a dick. Looking at you palemoon.
Thoughts?

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IIRC, you can host your own Firefox Sync server and use that instead of Mozilla's.
If it's the same case with this, then I see nothing wrong with it.
>All the forks are either outdated, poorly implemented, or the dev is a dick
GNU IceCat is quite good.

>still following sjwzilla releases
shit is dead yo, nobody uses that botnet shit anymore.

Last time I looked at it, it seemed to have telemetry locked to true in about:config

>tries out GNU IceCat
>literally no websites will load

>>firefox lockwise
What is the point? Firefox already has a password store included and it already gets synced to your Firefox Account.

>password store
lmfao, imagine not using your brain as the only password manager

some Twitter mp4/gifs don't play properly (using Firefox, fresh install, portable)
but they work in Chromium

they're all good things though so i like it

Pocket, by contrast, isn't, so I disabled it

plus desu I would love a Mozilla botnet, I would switch from Google
>Mozilla Drive
>Mozilla Mail
>Mozilla Calendar

I just want something that displays a website. I don't want it to integrate with a companies services.