The inherent problem with creating a new browser/platform is getting people to create addons/extensions for it.
If you don’t think Google could do this, think again. Google has an iron grip on the Chromium project.
From the beginning of its time with Google, Android was touted as THE open-source phone operating system. The Android Open Source Project was used by several projects to create their own version of Android.
Then at a certain point, Google introduced an app called Google Play Services. This app is not open source and contains all of the stuff you need to access Google’s services.
This is the first time that I've come across this site. That being said, I hoped to see Firefox in mid - high tier, based on the articles I've read about Firefox and it's privacy protection out of the box, like tracking protection.
Is this a legit analysis? Would Firefox move up the ladder if we tweak its config like this?