> Exactly. There is no point to compete with Google for "browser for Uncle Joe" Yes there is. For Firefox to be useful, websites need to work in it. That mean

> Exactly. There is no point to compete with Google for "browser for Uncle Joe" Yes there is. For Firefox to be useful, websites need to work in it. That means web developers need to test in it. And that means that the demographics that they target need to have enough Firefox users to justify testing it. That means there needs to be a sizable portion of Firefox users in every major demographic. Otherwise it'll be right back to where we were with IE6, except unlike back then, Google Chrome isn't abandonware that just happens to ship with Windows.