I'm tempted to agree with the first sentence, but Firefox itself did start improving very rapidly the last year. It's very hard to say, even in retrospect, if t

I'm tempted to agree with the first sentence, but Firefox itself did start improving very rapidly the last year. It's very hard to say, even in retrospect, if the add-ons debacle was worth it or not. As for "too little too late": I presume you're talking about winning back people that went to Chrome because of the add-on and updates situation? This might be true, if those people are happy with Chrome, then Firefox will have to draw them back by executing better on other features.