All good things must come to an end...maybe it's just time that we accept that Mozilla is not an exception to the rule. I firmly believe we need a strong nonpr

All good things must come to an end...maybe it's just time that we accept that Mozilla is not an exception to the rule. I firmly believe we need a strong nonprofit guiding standards and leading innovation in cross-platform technology, but is Mozilla still filling those shoes? What truly innovative things have Mozilla done lately? They have been playing catch-up/follow-the-leader with various consumer-focused things like federated social networks, VPNs, VR, etc. Firefox is treading water but still slowly sinking every year. Firefox is great browser - it's not a technical reason why Mozilla is "losing" - it's cultural/hype/marketing/something else entirely. Bugzilla hasn't had a major release in 5+ years and has lost the battle of bug tracking to things like GitHub Issues. Thunderbird is back in active development and has had good improvements but has a very niche market. There's Rust, but Rust has it's own foundation now and extends far beyond Mozilla. The MDN web docs are great, but wasn't that one of the teams hit hardest by "COVID Layoffs" in 2020?