I think we're just going to have to agree to disagree. So I'll just leave with this comment: A platform needs content to survive, and customers are clearly de

I think we're just going to have to agree to disagree. So I'll just leave with this comment: A platform needs content to survive, and customers are clearly demanding content that currently requires native SDKs on other platforms. Therefore, I believe that Mozilla to have a platform that is commercially interesting must be pragmatic and accept that for the good of the platform, they will need some sort of native SDK. Even if that native SDK is severely limited in scope. With that said, I will readily admit that Mozilla has made amazing progress. But I also strongly believe that is not yet sufficient to eliminate the need for native SDKs.