> Our judgements are based on narrow experiences and highly affected by the PR generated around them. When it comes to Firefox, a lot of users' judgements migh

> Our judgements are based on narrow experiences and highly affected by the PR generated around them. When it comes to Firefox, a lot of users' judgements might be from actual experience using the product back in its heyday (before it was lobotomized), as opposed to PR? However, bringing PR into the discussion is a good point. Mozilla turned from a browser/web tools maker into a PR agency with unclear profit motives that happens to make an increasingly-lackluster browser.