I have been using Firefox for at least five years. The reason I started using it was the functional look, the easy to-get-to settings for everything you could need and the non-intrusive user experience. Since the last month or so though it seems the have become commonplace for intrusive pop-ups, containing a nice fox, giving suggestions whatever action I take: open the browser - popup!, close a tab - popup!
I get that most of them have informative content and aren't nearly as bad as what I get using edge or the likes. But I think most users feel hindered in their effective workflow when a pop-up suddenly blocks your cursor. The reason I use Firefox is because I like to be able to have it work however I want - if I want to change anything or learn about more features I will do that on my own, I do not need any reminders.
I haven't been able to find any way of turning these of, but I am sure I am missing the option to. If there's not an option Mozilla should either add one, or just completely remove the informative pop-ups as I am sure others feel like me.
