Hi, I'm the author! Thanks for the feedback. Some notes: 1. I do realise Mozilla is not first and foremost a tech company. But I do feel that it accomplishes

Hi, I'm the author! Thanks for the feedback. Some notes: 1. I do realise Mozilla is not first and foremost a tech company. But I do feel that it accomplishes its mission - driving towards an open web - /through/ technology. 2. I have FF for Android; it's a great browser. I don't use it generally. I'm definitely glad it's available and appreciate having the choice. 3. Agree about Chrome, and I note as such in the article (in fact a Chrome developer has commented on that point in the Medium article). I definitely think Mozilla having a strong browser is important. I don't want Mozilla to stop working on Firefox, I'd just rather it move into a maintenance mode with focus on a few key features and improvements rather than what appears to be change for the sake of change - and the extra effort going into Thunderbird. Your points about email fragmentation are perfectly valid - but the same was true of the web until there was some really great client software to help drive innovation around them. That's what I think/hope could happen with a stronger Thunderbird. I love Firefox and it's still my primary browser. I can't see myself changing to anything despite the exhortations of my peers and colleagues. I love everything about Mozilla so please keep up the great work!