But Firefox doesn't look healthy, and it's such a shame. I'd welcome a world where Firefox was back at 30+%
As would I, but using Firefox and following its development since 1.5, the outcome is entirely understandable. They chose a dick-measuring contest with Google over sticking to what built its usershare in the first place: user control. Until Google finally kills off competent adblocking, Firefox offers me nothing Chrome doesn't. And it's damned sad. They threw the ten percent under the bus so they could chase that 60% fantasy and this is the inevitable result.
As would I, but using Firefox and following its development since 1.5, the outcome is entirely understandable. They chose a dick-measuring contest with Google over sticking to what built its usershare in the first place: user control. Until Google finally kills off competent adblocking, Firefox offers me nothing Chrome doesn't. And it's damned sad. They threw the ten percent under the bus so they could chase that 60% fantasy and this is the inevitable result.