I think with Firefox 10, which doesn't have the extension problem when updating anymore the market share could rise again. It even has no-restart-required exten

I think with Firefox 10, which doesn't have the extension problem when updating anymore the market share could rise again. It even has no-restart-required extensions now. This is really nice, I hope people who switched because of the changed release cycle come back now. A lot of problems that came into existence with FF4 have been fixed now and most of the problems disappeared or disappear soon. In my opinion it would have been better to wait with things like the rapid release cycle until now, but well... at least that's fixed now. Also I use Aurora (Firefox 12) and it feels really nice. Quick, nice features not feeling bloaty at all. If that direction remains I am sure many users switching to Chrome could come back. It's also doing pretty well when it comes to web standards. The only problem I still see on the web is that developers sense for UserAgent strings instead of features, which is just plain stupid and incompetent.