> What you are suggesting is a browser that just won't let you browse the web That won't let you browse all of the web, all of the time. That's a common argum

> What you are suggesting is a browser that just won't let you browse the web That won't let you browse all of the web, all of the time. That's a common argument, but Firefox has been there before. When IE ruled the web, droves of people used Firefox and switched temporarily to IE if a site wouldn't work. They partly did so because it had been explained to them how important the Open Web was.