I learned to just accept changes to Firefox instead of trying to fight every change. I hated the Proton UI when it came out. Then I used Firefox for a couple ho

I learned to just accept changes to Firefox instead of trying to fight every change. I hated the Proton UI when it came out. Then I used Firefox for a couple hours and I realized it's mostly good. Mozilla is struggling as a company since Chrome has dominated the browser market. People deride them for every change, but I think the leadership at Mozilla isn't incompetent. They know they won't magically become more relevant if the browser stays stagnant. The things they have done are trying to make Firefox appeal to a wider audience. Without more users, Firefox can't flourish. The opinionated techy portion of people who still use Firefox might hate it, but that isn't a big enough group of people to compete, so Mozilla can't just be happy with that. I doubt Firefox can put up a fight against Chrome in the long run, anyways. Most of my coworkers don't care. I'd still rather see Mozilla try than do nothing.