I'm glad you're not running Firefox. Google's money enables more programmers to work on it, marketing allows it to grow market share which puts pressure on IE a

I'm glad you're not running Firefox. Google's money enables more programmers to work on it, marketing allows it to grow market share which puts pressure on IE and less directly to make the web more standard. The loss of your idea of some sort of purity is a nothing price to pay for turning Firefox into a force for the advancement of the web.