That, and the unfortunate truth that if Firefox only exists because Google needs a fig leaf against monopoly charges, it hasn't proven its value in enough ways for it to stick around. I love Firefox, but the market in general has centralized on Chromium for a lot of reasons.
Philosophical reasons to exist are great, but philosophy doesn't pay the bills, it seems.
Philosophical reasons to exist are great, but philosophy doesn't pay the bills, it seems.