[whoopdedo]

Funny how decisions which financially benefit the developer have a way of "accidentally" being activated by default. The automatic downloading of the Windows 10 update. Or these bundled Telefonica extensions in Firefox.

[Dylan16807]

It's just a button resetting to the default position. That's easy to trigger as a side effect of any number of changes.

[pbhjpbhj]

It's strange that other defaults weren't reset though.

[eropple]

My entire browser bar was reset. (I wasn't thrilled, but whatever, it's free.)

[TazeTSchnitzel]

Firefox is developed in the open. It's easy to check if there was a deliberate change.

[Karunamon]

Of course there was a change, but that does nothing to tell us if the way it was activated was accidental or intentional.

[TazeTSchnitzel]

Well, the commit message would be a clue. If we assume they aren't being deceptive.

[monochromatic]

    git discern intent