As a longtime fan of Firefox I feel like someone should ex what they did wrong since it is clear that much of Chrome's growth was on the back of Firefox's loss. After Firefox 3.6 many of the extensions that helped grow the brand started failing. External plug-ins like Flash required needed to be installed through a separate process and keeping them updated became much moreplex. The popularity of Lastpass and Xmarks that helped increase the adoption of alternative browsers like Chrome. People were able to sync their data without browser and location worries helping some run dual browser worlds more easily. Firefox's mobile browsers on Android and iOS have been massive failures. Comments from loyal desktop users read like a civil war. Most hating the dual Beta environments slow startup time and misged features and layout. At a time when the battle for mobile browser is still up for grabs Firefox barely registers as a blip. This is in stark contrast to Chrome's ICS browserments and reviews of a almost ready for prime-time browser with desktop like performance and auto sync features. I hope the Mozilla team can make changes or adapt their platform to help the developmentmunity move in the right direction. They have great people and tools and will likely continue with or without popular demand.