I use Firefox since version 0.8. I&#x27;m a great fan. Still, in the last months, I started asked myself if Firefox will still be the best browser for me. 
First it was Chrome interface mimic, then DRM, then ads in the new tab page, then Pocket, then... what&#x27;s it going to be the next bad news?
In the past, I was hunger to get a new Firefox update, because of the new features, better performances etc. Now it&#x27;s more like &quot;ok, let&#x27;s check what they twisted this time&quot; or &quot;let&#x27;s hope everything I like it&#x27;s still there&quot;.<p>I understand Mozilla can&#x27;t live on thin air and it has to get money to survive, and I also understand that &quot;normal&quot; people are more excited about something they can actually see or use instead of something under the hood; for example: normal people don&#x27;t care if Firefox on iOS is not the real Firefox but just a skin, as long they can access they bookmarks, tabs, history etc.<p>It&#x27;s not clear at all to me what are Mozilla plans for Firefox. Do they have a <i>real</i> strategy? Or they are just going to keep putting patches at random in order to limit the users-bleeding to Chrome?
They say they are committed to privacy, so why Pocket is still hard-coded in Firefox source and uneasy to remove like other addons?<p>Is there any hope Firefox will still be a slim and solid full-featured browser in the future or it is just doomed to be a bandwagon of bloatware?<p>I really hope the answers to this question will reassure me. I don&#x27;t want to have switch to Chromium or have to use Opera or Vivaldi because Firefox is sinking.
Ask HN: What's in the Firefox future?