> that's surprising b/c i've had a good experience with firefox on android The earliest Android browser was lacking things that people had gotten used to on d

> that's surprising b/c i've had a good experience with firefox on android The earliest Android browser was lacking things that people had gotten used to on desktop (like tabs), but since the introduction of Chrome I would be surprised to see high usage of any third-party browser on Android (and iOS, of course, makes it difficult to consistently use a third-party browser). It's worth noting that even in the days when third-party browsers would have been most compelling, usage was still tiny. I don't think the fact that firefox mobile is good quality really makes it that surprising that usage is low: people simply aren't in the habit of customizing their devices in any real way, especially on mobile.