The implications of course are awesome. Businesses, including ISPs, media publications, and dot-coms, can distribute browsers among employees, clients and partners with the company logo emblazoned on it.
Schools can have their classroom computers equipped with browsers sporting school or class colors.
One can build all sorts of applications such as word processors, spreadsheets, image editing, and other such applications on top of Mozilla. The Mozilla developers do not view Mozilla as a stage, but rather as a platform and they consider Mozilla to be cross-platform. We do not consider them to be wrong in their view by our statements here. We just have a different viewpoint about it. Here is the response of a Mozilla developer to our comments about that.