One strategy might be to pursue creating software to run on the server or as a proxy. There are probably a number of optimizations that could take place on the

One strategy might be to pursue creating software to run on the server or as a proxy. There are probably a number of optimizations that could take place on the server that would benefit from knowledge of how browsers will interpret a page. Eg, you could inline certain styles or other resources to speed up loading, rather than requiring the browser to request them separately. I think chrome benefits from being the best way to view a number of google properties, and it would be interesting if firefox could respond by being the best way to view diverse other sites on the web. Note that I'm not suggesting they purposefully break features on chrome, but rather that certain browser features might become nore useful if there was a guarantee that servers would take advantage of them.