Reading the comments, I get that many users are upset about the XUL extension APIs being dropped, but what I don't get is that many of them plan to switch to Ch

Reading the comments, I get that many users are upset about the XUL extension APIs being dropped, but what I don't get is that many of them plan to switch to Chrome. a. You're getting a less powerful set of APIs in Chrome than in Firefox, even with WebExtensions being used by both. b. You're supporting a browser by a major corporation that is already number one anyway and has a IE-style chokehold on the web, giving them even more power is not the best solution, helping Mozilla make the new APIs as close in power to the old ones would be a better alternative in my opinion. Again, it's everybody's personal choice and am not saying what anyone should be doing, just found it curious that many consider switching to WebKit/Blink to be the solution, where they won't get more power and give Mozilla even less of a say in terms of web standards and just having a decent alternative to WebKit.