No, no, I mean the cache stays properly handled, as before. Everything else, all the stuff that used to be lumped together in ~/.mozilla/, now goes to .config/mozilla/, keeping the same structure.
So technically, while this is marginally better than Chromium (thanks to the separation of caches), it's still otherwise a similarly poor implementation that mixes all kinds of data in ~/.config/, instead of putting configuration (~/.config/), extra data (~/.local/share/), state (~/.local/state/), and locks/IPC (/run/user/) in their own directories and respecting system-wide user configuration (/etc/xdg/) as per the specification.
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