Should I remind you that the article we're looking at is not about the convenience of a speedy browser, but the political choice of a browser that is not tied t

Should I remind you that the article we're looking at is not about the convenience of a speedy browser, but the political choice of a browser that is not tied to a global company (or not much tied, I dunno for sure). I know this sounds like RMS but with a problem the size of Google, then things gets political.