I wouldn't know how to tease apart specifically Mozilla's management from the technological currents that shape the browser wars. So I just assume they're tryin

I wouldn't know how to tease apart specifically Mozilla's management from the technological currents that shape the browser wars. So I just assume they're trying their darndest to have the best browser. Every ounce of market share they pry from Chrome is market share they get to charge Google rent on. Google happens to benefit as well (as already mentioned), so it seems win-win. I don't really view one as having the upper hand on the other.