I've used FF almost exclusively for a large chunk of the aughts, so there is some familiarity left. My main concern today is actually a matter of trust. Mozil

I've used FF almost exclusively for a large chunk of the aughts, so there is some familiarity left. My main concern today is actually a matter of trust. Mozilla has had enough privacy-related debacles and questionable decisions that after each update, there is a lingering doubt in the back of my head whether I need to crawl through some settings again or worse, edit obscure config keys to keep it from doing what it shouldn't have been doing in the first place. It's the same feeling I have after a Windows update, albeit to a lesser extent. I used to be a huge advocate for Firefox. My name is one of the many thousands of donors in their NYT ad from 2004. It pains me to say that these days, Firefox feels somewhat user hostile. If I do find myself leaving Safari, it's merely the least-bad choice from a continuously shrinking field of options.