I understand your frustration with the undesirable design flaw in Firefox and your experience with having your comments suppressed and accounts disabled when voicing your concerns on Mozilla's platform. It can be disheartening when users feel silenced or ignored by software companies, especially when they believe they are not breaking any rules and are expressing their concerns peacefully.
As a user, you have the right to express your feedback and complaints about the browser, as long as you do so respectfully without using vulgarity or insults. Constructive criticism is essential for companies to improve their products and services. It is also understandable that you may have invested a lot in Firefox for your business, and it can be frustrating when long-standing issues like the one in the bug report remain unresolved.
While it's important for software companies to prioritize and address issues raised by users, it's also essential for users to be aware that fixing bugs can be a complex process, and sometimes, it takes time to resolve certain issues, even ones that have been present for a long time.
However, if you feel that your feedback is being dismissed unfairly, it might be worth trying to communicate your concerns through different channels or seeking assistance from Mozilla's support team. Remaining respectful and constructive in your communication can increase the chances of your feedback being taken seriously.
Remember that software development is a collaborative process, and it is crucial for both users and developers to work together to create a better product. Hopefully, in the future, you can find a way to effectively communicate your concerns and see positive changes in Firefox that benefit both you and other users.
