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Именно поэтому в hosts у меня висят
0.0.0.0 firefox.settings.services.mozilla.com
0.0.0.0 content-signature-2.cdn.mozilla.net
0.0.0.0 location.services.mozilla.com
И куча опций выключена в about:config, ага 
@tennoseremel They signed an insane lock-in deal with Google, they collect an immense amount of data out of the box, the browser has inexcusably abysmal security no matter how much hardening is done, I could go on and on.
Don't use Firefox. Just don't.
Use hardened Chromium or Ungoogled Chromium. Ungoogled Chromium retains Chromium's stellar security model while still stripping it of any Google spyware or garbage.
@ThreeBadgersInATrenchcoat I'd rather not touch Chromium at all, personally… 
@tennoseremel Ungoogled Chromium has the name it does for a reason, Eloston, the developer of the project, has stripped out all Google hooks or code, if I recall he has a detailed writeup of everything that he did and everything you can do to harden it even further. Can't recommend the browser enough.
@ThreeBadgersInATrenchcoat Yet another person to trust. I don't think I have the time Plus, Chromium has brain dead UI which is just sad. Then there is also that thing with restricting filtering API they want to do… I need a new browser, or maybe it's time to go to elinks 
@tennoseremel UGC is just pretty much install and go, if you have time to harden Firefox you've certainly got time to harden UGC with 30 minutes to spare lol. If you don't like the UI I can kind of get that, I personally like it but that's just a me thing. I'm not saying to use Chromium, while the security is great the Google junk is obnoxious. I'm just saying I think you should at least give Ungoogled Chromium a try, if you don't like it then get rid of it, but the security is amazing.
@ThreeBadgersInATrenchcoat Because Google primarily.