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It could dramatically leapfrog the competition by returning to its roots -- modularity, power, extensibility... something for the power users. Instead Moz exec
by tomc1985 10y ago
It could dramatically leapfrog the competition by returning to its roots -- modularity, power, extensibility... something for the power users.
Instead Moz executives seem set on forging all sorts of weird new business partnerships, and matching Chrome/Safari feature-for-feature. So FF becomes the sad little me-too browser, users everywhere wondering just how long their addons will continue to work...
- pbuzbee 10y agoAgreed. Firefox falls short when it competes directly with the better-backed browsers. Its niche (and current advantage) really relies in working well for power users and letting the community find new innovative ways to enhance a browser.
- rpgmaker 10y agoIt's so bad that they will actually push their loyal users to Chrome. The chromeization of Firefox has been awful and it seems like it's going to continue.