It really isn't, but neither Chrome nor Safari are in the habit of making obnoxious UI changes, force-pushing addons I don't want, putting ads on the new tab pa

It really isn't, but neither Chrome nor Safari are in the habit of making obnoxious UI changes, force-pushing addons I don't want, putting ads on the new tab page (which you would think would be more Chrome's bailiwick, but they don't), and so forth. I don't want to be using Firefox when whatever the next boneheaded move they make lands. Mozilla burned every bit of goodwill I ever for them had when they destroyed an odd decade or so of muscle memory and customization of a tool I use every day. Yeah, so they're supposedly pro privacy. Neat. Whatever. They also have the organizational attention span of a toddler on Red Bull.