From the linked "Download Squad" "thinking" > Don't be mesmerized by the tawdry typography, though: with juicy propaganda it's always what isn't said that matt

From the linked "Download Squad" "thinking" > Don't be mesmerized by the tawdry typography, though: with juicy propaganda it's always what isn't said that matters. There is no mention of IE9's hyperspeed JavaScript engine, Chakra. There's no mention of pinned tabs or per-process tabs or Tracking Protection Lists. It feels a bit like a scrawny, bespectacled geek throwing stones at a fat billionaire with three trophy wives -- the nerd is probably right, but the pimp doesn't really care. the next paragraph, somehow, begins with > There's no doubt that Firefox 4 implements a broader range of Web technologies -- and don't get us wrong, it is an excellent browser -- but more stuff doesn't necessarily equate to better stuff. This is what passes for logic nowadays?