

And we don’t really tolerate this type of what I would say are one-size-fits-all tools anywhere else in our lives. So much more of our life is flowing through what have historically been these gray boxes. We know that we are spending more time in this digital ecosystem - not the concrete jungle, but the digital jungle. Why make color-based customization a top priority for a product like a web browser?

So our vision of Firefox is to help those customers continue to have a world-class experience and get more from the internet every day with less compromises that come with the internet. But they come to rely on Firefox in many ways as their personal browser of choice in large part because of the experience our privacy features offer, but now also because of the joy we can help provide in different ways. We know Firefox users are aware that other browsers and tools exist that they could use for being online, leveraging the internet and getting things done. We’re making the connection that a safe and joyful internet is a colorful one, and ultimately we want to connect with the people that make the internet a colorful place. Privacy has been part of our vision from day one and is always going to be part of what we deliver on in our product. Can you speak more to your vision for Firefox - what’s happening now, and what’s exciting about where it is headed?
