> The main revenue source (in this case licensing money from Google) isn't cutting it/drying up
If Firefox weren't bleeding market share this wouldn't be a problem in the first place.
If Firefox weren't bleeding market share this wouldn't be a problem in the first place.
Firefox has slid some on desktop, but not nearly as much as broad numbers suggest.
Put differently: desktop is increasingly irrelevant to the modern Web. Which itself is likely not a good thing.
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Late edit: Safari's marketshare, overall and by desktop/mobile segment, is virtually identical with its device share. Party like it's 1998.
Which suggests Mozilla's attempt at a mobile OS was not entirely misguided. It's preloads, bundling, and tying all over again.