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> Honestly, do you think you'd ever be happy with anything Mozilla produces?

I used to be happy with their output, many years ago. So yes, of course.

I haven't liked FF in a very long time. But I used to love it.

> I'll gladly run an alternative browser so the web doesn't end up stagnating like it did before.

The only thing actually stopping Google from completely owning the Web is Apple's mandating Safari's engine for all browsers on iOS. Firefox has been floundering for too long (a decade? More?) and no longer matters much, aside from providing some kind of value to Google. Microsoft's probably maneuvering to open a second front on that, despite using Google's engine now, unless they decide to team up with Google to go after Apple. FF has been an also-ran for years.