I would say that diversity without significant numbers, at least when it comes to web engines, is meaningless. If Firefox remains at ~2% marketshare, web develo

I would say that diversity without significant numbers, at least when it comes to web engines, is meaningless. If Firefox remains at ~2% marketshare, web developers will pay it no more regard than they do now. It needs to be more popular so proper support for it can't be shrugged off, and so Mozilla has a stronger hand at the web standards table to stop Google from railroading whatever they please through.