I don't think growth at the expense of some of your most dedicated users is a viable strategy for Mozilla. It certainly seems to be biting Apple (ala. Mac Pro

I don't think growth at the expense of some of your most dedicated users is a viable strategy for Mozilla. It certainly seems to be biting Apple (ala. Mac Pro 2016 alienating long-time Mac users), so what possible hope does Mozilla have taking that tack? They're already on pretty shaky ground user-wise from what I've seen. Why not make a better browser with the help of your existing loyal base in such a way that allows you to retain them while also allowing you to attract new users? Do using good technology + retaining power users need to be mutually exclusive?