I was at a linux and open source focussed conference once and a speaker started talking about the future for their FOSS office software. I think it was going to

I was at a linux and open source focussed conference once and a speaker started talking about the future for their FOSS office software. I think it was going to be some multimedia or video something or other but I turned off. It was already bloated enough and it still was missing functionality demanded by people coming from other platforms. At the time my wife couldn't get it to do some basic job the market leading product could do and a feature request had been outstanding for several years to implement that feature. Firefox needs to keep up with Chrome. Then when they have done they need to get better than Chrome. Then when they have done that they can provide a development environment better than Chrome. Then they can try and take market share back from IE and Chrome. Then they can make a purely Rust based next gen browser that is more secure than any other browser. And perhaps they can produce a ChromeOS competitor which has a decent IMAP mail client (I would buy that).