Tabs on top correlates to Chrome coming out and dominating the market then Firefox playing catch up. That's why usage is down. Chrome. It was actually a better

Tabs on top correlates to Chrome coming out and dominating the market then Firefox playing catch up. That's why usage is down. Chrome. It was actually a better browser for a long time and Firefox made the effort of aping the good ideas the Chrome team had. It's finally pretty close and surpasses Chrome on many fronts but turning the tides is pretty hard. I agree that listening to users is important but some users hold you back in a competitive market. Firefox takes cpu in the background because websites have JavaScript code and so do plugins. Chrome does the same thing.