> And here is the end result of people leaving Firefox for Chrome. Mozilla brought that on themselves by racing as fast as possible to become Chrome. If I'm go

> And here is the end result of people leaving Firefox for Chrome. Mozilla brought that on themselves by racing as fast as possible to become Chrome. If I'm going to be forced to use the Chrome UI, why would I settle for an inferior copy of it named Australis? Then there was the Awesomebar, Hello, mandatory signed extensions, ads on your newtab page, forcing the retention of download history, and on and on. DRM is just the next step in a long, sad succession. Mozilla has been trying as hard as possible since 4.x to get us to stop using their browser. No surprise it's working.