> This seems a little overblown. Firefox is the only fully open source browser to gain any significant traction, so HTML-DRM as the final blow to the "guiding l

> This seems a little overblown. Firefox is the only fully open source browser to gain any significant traction, so HTML-DRM as the final blow to the "guiding light that led the web out of darkness" seems a little far-fetchd. Firefox was what kept the web alive in the dark days of IE6 stagnation. Firefox was the first to adopt html5 features when microsoft wasn't. Numerous web features you take for granted today would not have been possible in a browser monopoly. > (Nitpick: Webkit is not a browser, its a rendering engine) Webkit is also a standalone distributable browser.