I used to use Firefox on my PC. At one point, Firefox had a lot of problems - crashed etc. So had to switch to the dreaded Chrome. One key difference was that in Firefox could set default so when clicked link OR opened new tab, it opened in private mode. The invasive Chrome did not offer users the ability to set incognito mode as the default either from link or when opening a new tab. So when opened a link, you were forced to open it so Google knew where you went. Also, still not sure if in Chrome when you open incognito mode it stays incognito mode if you already have a tab opened that is not private. had to annoyingly open incog ito tab on Chrome every time wanted to use it. This past year, Google stated punishing people by not allowing screenshots to be taken while you are in incognito mode.Have been using the invasive Chrome on my Android phone as well.

So imagine my thrill and that of many people with your recent ad campaign that you would offer private browsing, and then my huge disappointment when saw that you neither offered a default for private that would activate whenever clicked on a link or clicked on a new tab ( or even offered these settings separately). I have not tried using Firefox on my PC again but assume same although read something about being able to set in the about:something? Fatal flaw with software now in general is that engineers and coders do not think that marketing experts should be making decisions about the features and functions that should be offered. However, engineers and programmers belive in the value of market research and big data - which is a marketing function - how odd. Really appreciate what programmers do to upgrade and maintain Firefox. But how and why did the privacy feature Firefox offered in the past just get eliminated? Would you please consider adding it back to clearly differentiate Firefox's privacy from Chrome's?