>Just the fact that the address bar font is the same size as the rest of the UI gives me the impression that they didn't think it through. >.. >Chrome had sear

>Just the fact that the address bar font is the same size as the rest of the UI gives me the impression that they didn't think it through. >.. >Chrome had search integrated in the address bar from version 1, every time I opened Firefox year after year and I saw that little separate input for searching I felt like using grandma's browser. Most of these seem like opinion of aesthetics and fashion? Syncing and sandboxing seem to be the ones that are about actual functionalities. Regarding those: I don't have many devices (actually only desktops), but syncing seems to work ok. Lack of sandboxing is actually valid point, but I don't remember any crashes in recent times. On the other hand, I block most of the JS, so there's less opportunities for things to crash. The web standards and avoiding Chrome/Google Search-based monoculture are also important things for me, so I'm sticking with FF as long as it is OK.