And I will agree with you too. One thing to keep in mind is that Mozilla is not a company, it has no shareholders, it doesn't need to do anything besides fulfi

And I will agree with you too. One thing to keep in mind is that Mozilla is not a company, it has no shareholders, it doesn't need to do anything besides fulfilling its mission (while trying to be sustainable) so even if the data points on the graph are not as pleasant as we wish them to be, the fact that some people are joining the web for the first time is an important objective for Mozilla. We can't look at Mozilla progress and decisions through the same lens as we look at Apple and Google and Microsoft. They all operate in the same space (the web) but the objectives and means are different.