Where in the official announcement did they say that?

>Visitors to the Firefox Monitor website

>The site will offer recommendations

Now, the screenshot doesn't have a URL in the address bar, suggesting it might be a built-in special page. But it also has a generic "Page title" in the tab title, so it looks like a modified stock image rather than an actual UI screenshot.

The screenshot on Troy Hunt's blog does show "https://www.mozilla.org/firefoxmonitor", but it's otherwise the same screenshot with the same generic "Page title", so it's probably equally fake.

(I tried to look for the actual bugzilla bug for this for more info, but didn't find anything.)

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1463301 describes the study that is being run to determine the best design for incorporating Firefox Monitor into the browser UI.

(Disclosure: Although I work at Mozilla, I have not worked on Firefox Monitor)

Thanks. So it looks like it is a website ( https://monitor.firefox.com/ ), and the browser will pop up a dialog that navigates users to it.