Fuck this. Sorry, but that about sums it up, for me. Firefox's extensions are a good part of what has kept the browser "the client", for me -- as in, software

Fuck this. Sorry, but that about sums it up, for me. Firefox's extensions are a good part of what has kept the browser "the client", for me -- as in, software that works on the client's behalf as well as being the requesting functionality in the interaction. I have no interest in moving to a client who is, more or less, working for the other end. Already had that in the past with Microsoft, and seem to be experiencing it again, more and more, with Google. No thanks.