> Unfortunately market share is more about being about to efficiently distribute your product than just the quality of said product. Firefox has broken out of

> Unfortunately market share is more about being about to efficiently distribute your product than just the quality of said product. Firefox has broken out of this before by being a better product. Not being default on any platform is nothing compared to back in the day when IE had >95% market share and sites were made to work with it only. These days even many linux distros are defaulting to chromium, that's the one place where it could be the "native" browser.