Presumably with more people stuck at home and working/schooling from home there would have been more people browsing. That however misses the forest for the tre

Presumably with more people stuck at home and working/schooling from home there would have been more people browsing. That however misses the forest for the trees. The real problem is not Firefox. Google basically pays to keep Firefox alive. The real problem is the larger Mozilla Corporation. It wanders aimlessly through a sea of failed side projects looking for something to do to justify it's existence. In my opinion their entire problem is leadership and statement like this: "Baker wants Mozilla to remain a “technical powerhouse of the internet activist movement,” yet she also acknowledges that the organization as a whole must also focus on economics and work on creating sustainable business models" So which is it?