> Mozilla has a very web-centric view of the internet for obvious reasons. Which attitude I happen to find immensely frustrating because I think becoming a mor

> Mozilla has a very web-centric view of the internet for obvious reasons. Which attitude I happen to find immensely frustrating because I think becoming a more all-inclusive Internet client, and especially combining services in interesting ways, would have been one viable path to maintaining relevance, differentiating themselves, and maintaining user-enthusiasm and evangelism, if they'd started 10-12 years ago.