REF:
http://news.cnet.com/8301-14013_3-57573440/mozilla-says-no-plans-to-return-to-ios/
[excerpt quote=\"
Sullivan and Opera Software's Mike Taylor, also on the panel, shared the
same viewpoint. They all argued that giving consumers browser choice was
essential to making browsers, and the Web in general, great.
And, Sullivan argued, Apple's closed environment means users suffer.
It's a viewpoint that the general public might not share. Rosenblatt
queried the audience to find out how many people were iOS users, and a
majority of hands went up. By contrast, when he asked how many of them
were suffering, just a few hands surfaced.
\" /]
The questioned not asked is how many of the iOS users were using
non-Safari and non-Chrome browsers. My guess is that even fewer would
raise their hand which, I suspect, is a big reason Mozilla has decided
not to waste resources just becoming another Apple webkit clone.
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