It's hard, being FF. Before chrome, FF outcompeted IE & safari on features. FF's features against OS makers moats like making their browser default and unlimit

It's hard, being FF. Before chrome, FF outcompeted IE & safari on features. FF's features against OS makers moats like making their browser default and unlimited finances. Once mobile got added to the mix, default, preinstalled browsers had even more advantage. The feature/quality gap just isn't enough anymore. When FF gained all that market share 10-15 yrs ago, it had tabs years before the competition. It had add-ons before the competition. You could have IE6 or you could have FF with firebug, "tabbed browsing," as blocking, and cool web 2.0 stuff like social bookmarks and whatnot. It was a massive feature gap. That's no longer the case. Hard times.