As I user of Firefox for ~ 13 years who switched to Chrome a few years ago, I think the ultimate question is what would the users want, what would distinguish F

As I user of Firefox for ~ 13 years who switched to Chrome a few years ago, I think the ultimate question is what would the users want, what would distinguish Firefox from Chrome and how many actual users would care about that. In my opinion privacy focus of firefox is important, but I doubt it'll be enough to bring large number of users from Chrome. I.e. have ublock, but I also use a lot of google products so the inconvenience of changing the browser, installing new extensions etc is not worth some hard-to-measure increase in privacy. Back in the day the reason why I liked firefox is because of so many extensions for everything, but when they broke many of them 4-5 years ago, that was a moment I switched to chrome.