I think that's a symptom and not the cause of the current situation. Without getting into the politics of Eich's firing, It simply looked like people there jus

I think that's a symptom and not the cause of the current situation. Without getting into the politics of Eich's firing, It simply looked like people there just didn't care about the browser there anymore. If they did, the people who were vocal enough to get a CEO fired would obviously have raised a voice against the dropping marketshare (aka their own bottomline), money squandered on various non browser projects (pocket), all these PR nightmares (mr robot, recent layoffs ) etc ... Needless to say when i say people, i mean at least the vocal ones in power and obviously not everyone.