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It is your moral obligation to use Firefox (2019)
You may have recently read that a new version of Internet Explorer (currently hiding under an alias Microsoft Edge) based on Chromium has been released. According to current market share rankings this move puts Chromium-based browsers well above 75% of the desktop browser market share. The biggest contributor to this statistic is of course Google Chrome. For comparison Firefox at the height of its popularity barely managed to cross 30% market share.
How did that happen?
https://0x46.net/thoughts/2019/04/09/use-firefox/
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