When its not default, the default is good (since 4.2 its been Chrome), and there isn't a grassroots movement of enthusiasts to replace all installs of the defau

When its not default, the default is good (since 4.2 its been Chrome), and there isn't a grassroots movement of enthusiasts to replace all installs of the default, adoption will be awful, every time. What could get Firefox Android marketshare are webapps that depend on it being listed in Google Play. But thats also the problem - I'm not sure what webapp tech Mozilla is pushing today that Google is not pushing an equivalent of. As it is, average fat finger users are not shopping for new web browsers on Android. They probably would on iOS since Safari is turning into another IE disaster, but Apple won't let them.