Don't Ditch Firefox: It's the Web's Last Hope for Browser Diversity
Hang on to Your Firefox

As Firefox's market share dwindles, critics pile on—from a blogger switching to Vivaldi over Firefox's presence on X, to Hacker News contrarians inventing reasons to hate it. But without Firefox, we'd be left with a monoculture of Chrome-based browsers and Apple's Safari. Firefox is the last independent engine standing, and its move to X is a desperate bid to reach new users. The author urges readers to support Firefox, linking to Mozilla's case for why independent browser engines matter.
Firefox is our last best hope for browser engine diversity and competition.