>As long as you use something better, that isnt chrome. This is why it is critical to have a meaningful alternative. Developers and end-users are pragmatic - a

>As long as you use something better, that isnt chrome. This is why it is critical to have a meaningful alternative. Developers and end-users are pragmatic - all things being equal they will choose privacy and openness, but not at the expense of performance and capabilities. This is why it is so perplexing seeing Mozilla just focus on everything except for the one thing that gives them relevance and is actually important.