> What is there to fix? My impression of Mozilla as a company over the last decade is that they are in the business of burning money under the pretext of doing

> What is there to fix? My impression of Mozilla as a company over the last decade is that they are in the business of burning money under the pretext of doing good. And while doing that, they ignore the product which enables them to earn the money. > I use Firefox as my daily driver, and I think it's already flawless. It's not bad, but far less than what it once was and could be. > To me all major browsers look and feel the same. The differences are deeper than just visual gimmicks. But true, on the core-abilities there is not much more than this. And this is a big problem too, it seems people today don't even know what's possible in this space. It's all the same, because to few people know it better. > What exactly do you believe Firefox does wrong that Chrome of even Edge or Safari do right? It's wrong to be the same as the leader. Be different. Brave, Vivaldi, Opera, they are all different, and they sell well enough with being different. Firefox has nothing like that, it's just building on a history they mostly buried.