This is done to make users understand that the Mozilla organization has broader activities and is not limited to the browser. The main changes affected the branding – the logo was updated: the word Mozilla (Moz://a), which had a colon and two forward slashes inside, lost this stylization. Next to the word there is now an inverted “M” and a flag that looks like a Tyrannosaurus rex – a reference to Mozilla’s pre-2017 logo, which featured a Tyrannosaurus rex. And the flag turns into a dinosaur.
But Mozilla abandoned the fiery red and preferred green, pink and orange. At the same time, the logo on the company’s website has not yet changed: according to the developers, the changes will occur gradually.
Source: Ferra
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