The Mozilla Foundation needs to be a for the greater good political foundation, give up the Firefox tech and lobby for the Chromium rendering technology to become a standard and the Chromium team to become a global public utility under the W3 or similar. Every browser manufacturer then licences and customises the experience around that rendering technology.
Having a single rendering technology to support would be preferential but it's direction can't be controlled by just Google.
Of course this would then mean the end of the Foundation and Mitchell Baker's $3m per year so will never happen.
Having a single rendering technology to support would be preferential but it's direction can't be controlled by just Google.
Of course this would then mean the end of the Foundation and Mitchell Baker's $3m per year so will never happen.