I want to switch to Firefox. The few things preventing me seems small, but have made the transition unfriendly and/or tedious. 1. Chromium "Multiple Users" fe

I want to switch to Firefox. The few things preventing me seems small, but have made the transition unfriendly and/or tedious. 1. Chromium "Multiple Users" feature allows me to separate business and personal life very conveniently. Now that I have this feature, I cannot give it up. It seems Firefox has this functionality, but it's difficult to use without additional extensions and "Import from Chrome" doesn't support it. 2. 1Password and other extensions I use on a daily basis have inconvenient drawbacks on Firefox. For example, 1Password dropdown does not show in form fields like it does in Chromium. 3. Firefox UX still feels... meh. The ugly dotted focus ring around any link I click stands as a good example. I don't see any preference to turn it off. Menu navigation... there's no submenu peeking-- you have to click in then click back. The whole browser feels jerky compared to Chrome. It's easier and more pleasant for me to ignore Chrome's lack of privacy and forget about Firefox. I think Mozilla should give some serious thought and focus on making it incredibly easy and smooth to switch to Firefox.