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> Firefox still doesn't ship an API capable of supporting many existing extensions.

And I doubt they're ever going to.

It's the Design Disease: Once a company has it in its head that it Knows Better, anyone who ditches their way for a different one is Wrong, just... Wrong in some way the company thinks is objective, based on whatever Design it has in its head, and must be brought back into the fold.

How tabs work is Design. Design must not be questioned. If you want your tabs to open such that you get a new tab right beside your current tab, instead of over a dozen tabs away at the end of the tab bar, you're Wrong, and having more than three or four tabs is Wrong, too.

They can say that Firefox is faster. I say it's easy to be faster when you're not solving the whole problem.