> it would probably be pretty hard to replace them with anyone capable of saving Firefox who would settle for less. That's just baseless assumptions. And consi

> it would probably be pretty hard to replace them with anyone capable of saving Firefox who would settle for less. That's just baseless assumptions. And considering that this "saving" did not work out so far, it seems they are not even worth the money at all. On another side, for the money of one of this managers, you could probably get a dozen or more semi-competent people who are more eager to make money and save the project.