Also: Firefox just fixed my biggest annoyance with web browsers - and others should copy ASAP

That said, for many users, switching browsers is akin to changing religions or going from Coke to Pepsi. Chrome/Edge/Safari have been the defaults for years, and they are preinstalled on their respective operating systems (Chrome on Android, Edge on Windows, Safari on iOS/MacOS).

Well, that's kind of the issue. Chrome is "good enough." But is "good enough" truly good enough anymore? I would argue that it's not, and I'm going to back up that claim with a few reasons why I believe Firefox makes sense in today's world.

Mozilla is the company behind Firefox. Although the Mozilla Foundation is a non-profit organization, its subsidiary, the Mozilla Corporation, is a for-profit business. However, unlike Google and Chrome, Mozilla doesn't have a vested interest in promoting related services. From my perspective, Google wants to keep users within its ecosystem, which means google.com, Google Workspaces, Android, etc. To that end, the company will do whatever it can to make that a reality.