Comment by tyre

I like the author’s suggestion of an enterprise build. At every company I’ve worked at, we told internal users to use Chrome exclusively.

We could have chosen Firefox (most devs seemed to prefer it), but as the market share numbers bear out, most people are familiar with Chrome; most are not with Firefox.

If Firefox had specific features that made it easier for enterprises, or even internal teams at startups, then companies would happily pay $10/user/mo for something as critical as a browser.

There isn’t any such reason afaik.

Edit:

Some examples off the top of my head include

- VPNs

- user and permission management (identity)

- ad- and tracker-blocking

- internal auto-updating and easily managed/deployed extensions