> What in the name of all that is holy does CSS 3 have to do with the UI
> for a web browser?!?  

The user-interface for a web browser has to present, in the content area,
correctly rendered widgets. If the web server says a button has to have an
animated background graphic, we have to be able to do it.

> Or are we back to thinking that Mozilla is going
> to be a "platform" now?

We've always been thinking that. If you don't think so, you are welcome to
use a non-platform implementation of Gecko, such as Galeon or K-Meleon.
 
> Furthermore, you seem to be saying "well, it does damn near everything,
> except for this one minor thing; ergo, out goes the bathwater, baby and
> all, and we'll roll our own one pixel at a time".

When you consider all the native widget sets across different platforms,
it's a lot more than one minor thing.
 
Gerv

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