“Our primary goal is to un-fork the Tor Browser”
This would be a miracle for privacy advocates. However, I'm worried that Mozilla could become irrelevant in the meantime. I say this as a die-hard Firefox user (I even refuse to use any of the forks that remove the branding).<p>Mozilla needs to be making moves that keep them relevant. This move is great for some privacy-minded folks who don't know that the Tor Browser Bundle exists, but unfortunately... most people don't care about their privacy online.<p>Does Mozilla even have a path they can take that keeps Firefox from dying a slow death? I say this because I love what they do - they're the only major browser developer that is interested in protecting their users instead of their profits. They need to start acting like the situation is getting dire.