Do the logos suggest a company that “puts people over profit”?.

Do the logos scream “speed, safety, reliability, wit and innovation”?.

Are they flexible enough to embrace additional products as the Firefox boffins come up with them?.

Rather, the company is just seeking general feedback from the community, based on five factors: There will be no public vote, and the company is not hoping to crowdsource the ideal solution. To be clear, this isn’t The X Factor for Firefox logos.

I am absolutely not a graphic designer, but the words I’d use to describe them are “geometric” and “swooshy”. With that somewhat grisly image disturbingly in mind, the company has come up with two “design system approaches”. Or, as the Mozilla blog post announcing the change rather unsettlingly puts it: “Recolouring that logo or dissecting the fox could only take us so far.”

The Firefox logo has been with us for some time, but Mozilla has decided it’s time for the furry/fiery mascot to get a makeover, and it’s seeking the views of its fans.

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