That would kind of waist the opportunity to create a new product brand that's not tied to Firefox's current trajectory.
Since Mozilla doesn't have the ability to fund advertisement campaigns the way Google and Microsoft can they have to be more careful about momentum and not waist growth opportunities by spending them on a established product which is consistently shrinking in marketshare.
Since Mozilla doesn't have the ability to fund advertisement campaigns the way Google and Microsoft can they have to be more careful about momentum and not waist growth opportunities by spending them on a established product which is consistently shrinking in marketshare.