The endless browser wars
> The larger problem, though, is that it's not at all clear that Firefox will remain a viable alternative to Chrome. Its market share has been falling for years, and not everybody is pleased with the directions that the Mozilla Foundation has taken.<p>I'm disappointed by how many people cling to Chrome/Chromium under the justification that they don't like where Mozilla is going.  If you can't tolerate Firefox because of Mozilla's problems, how can you possibly stomach Chrome/Chromium with Google at the wheel?<p>I believe browser diversity is healthy for the world wide web.  I don't want Firefox to become dominant either, but right now there is a short supply of browsers which are independent from Chromium.  I don't want the W3C to be replaced by the Chromium Project.<p>I believe Firefox is a good enough browser to go toe-to-toe with Chrome.  It and it's developer are not without problems.  However, at this point I'd use Firefox even if Mozilla was just as bad as Google because I think the diversity is worth it.