Who exactly are you "competing" against? This isn't a competition. Linux is not inferior because it isn't Windows. The early days of Firebird were not spent tr

Who exactly are you "competing" against? This isn't a competition. Linux is not inferior because it isn't Windows. The early days of Firebird were not spent trying to match the features of Internet Explorer! Internet Explorer offered some superior features that Mozilla could never match. It even had awful custom CSS rules, that let websites do things like change the color of scrollbars. Firebird focused on making a fully standards compliant browser, and then success found it, when the public got sick of Microsoft. And maybe that won't happen this time around, but so what?? This is just hubris on the part of Mozilla, at this point. I'm horrified at what would have happened, if in 2006, everyone had rolled up their sleeves to bring ActiveX support to Firebird on par with IE6. Is that what you think would have worked?? Microsoft would always be several steps ahead of you. This is tilting at windmills.