> that will not change as long as Chrome has 80% marketshare. You need to sacrifice a little for freedom. And herein lies the rub. 20% of people, at best, will

> that will not change as long as Chrome has 80% marketshare. You need to sacrifice a little for freedom. And herein lies the rub. 20% of people, at best, will sacrifice convenience for freedom. Firefox and Chrome overtook IE because they were move convenient to use (Firefox had tabs and extensions, Chrome had a more reliable multi-process architecture and more CSS/JS/... features faster).