> The alternative interpretation is that Firefox is a particularly effective toolkit for finding OS bugs. That is one way of looking at it. I'd argue that it's

> The alternative interpretation is that Firefox is a particularly effective toolkit for finding OS bugs. That is one way of looking at it. I'd argue that it's not a particularly usefully of looking at it. Ideologies aside, your last sentence says a lot. The fact remains that buggy software from a cross platform vendor is causing this issue across the platforms they provide the software for. Be under no illusion, the issue is Mozilla's a no-one else.