@exception

We don't need a fork of Firefox, we need a fork of Mozilla the org. Not just a technical project with nice features but an org that
- goes at the W3C table and discusses where the web should go
- lobbies people with a minimum of relevant power (aka not citizens unfortunately) to take privacy and friends into consideration when taking decisions
- advocates for the importance of said privacy, interoperability to the public at large

That's all the things that make Mozilla important. Firefox is a powerful tool to show a path forward where those values are (should be) respected, makes the names stick more easily, gives concrete steps but it is the technical part. We won't have a better future by simply focusing on technical solutions. That shit's political
@sarahjamielewis