Google search (note NOT Yahoo search) found this (among other results):
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support.mozilla.org/en-U ··· s/960683Someone about a year and one-half ago with the same question I had. Someone replied in the thread last October and said they got that popup, said yes, and two days later got an email from Gizmo asking them to fill out a survey for Fx support website. They said the email landed in their spam folder where they thought it belonged as how could they tell if it was legit?
I know Mozilla doesn't have money like MS but still I would think they could devise a way to have surveys that the user felt comfortable doing. I've been a Microsoft Feedback Panelist for many years and those are conducted very professionally. Then there are the surveys that MS does while you are on their website but those are usually a mess if you are using Gecko browsers. Conversely, Mozilla should have no problem doing surveys (that are not suspicious or require trust in the links in an email from a strange place) from their web pages in a similar manner to what MS does. The user would be on a Gecko browser so the survey would be written for these browsers which falter on MS site on their surveys.