Firefox is, sadly, dying a slow death, steadily losing market share (since at least 2015) mostly to "Chrome," and no doubt taking parent company Mozilla down with it. Mozilla, to avoid operating in the red, and top-heavy with clueless management, is shedding developers and is still looking for a permanent CEO. The 'Pocket' acquisition, which somehow Mozilla execs (who are largely impervious to input from actual users) thought would GENERATE revenue, is no doubt an abysmal and money-sucking failure, and is emblematic of their inability to position FF in the market. Experienced, tech-savvy FF users don't need Pocket -- it's a glorified bookmark recorder -- and no one using a different browser is going to switch to FF to use it. (BTW, you can shut down Pocket from about:config, by setting extensions.pocket.enabled to FALSE.) And while on that subject, why does FF still have hundreds, if not thousands, of obtuse preferences (that DON'T SYNC) still accessible only via the barely documented about:config? (see: (http://kb.mozillazine.org/About:config_entries#Advanced.) So very strange. And please, no more smug comments that people like me -- longtime FF users -- should use a different browser. Firefox, for all its faults, is still the BEST and SAFEST BROWSER available. Mozilla should be HAPPY that we haven't jumped ship, even as it makes FF more difficult use. It's a shame, though, that the company still really doen't "get it and simply doesn't care about customer imput -- including comments like these. Too bad. Bottom line: Enjoy Firefox while you can, people, because its days are numbered. -SB