I'm really happy with firefox, and think that Mozilla does a great work

I use a tiling WM to, but my point is more on consistency than on features. Even with a plain old floating WM, I used to have different windows for firefox and it was ok.

Of course I use tabs (even though in can have tabs managed by my WM). But for gmail, or other webapps, I prefer to run it separately (to take advantage of the virtual desktops for instance)

However, how many people use a “non-stoneage” WM nowadays? Probably less than 0.1% of all internet users. When you write “now you can work on real issues”, you’re just saying that Mozilla addresses the issues of the other 99.9% users instead of yours.

Like Paul, I’d like to know what “real issues” Mozilla isn’t working on?

multiplatform, with grouping, which would allow sharing and unload, net connection (for sync), extensibility and theming (for web dev), ...

BTW, what are the real issues we are not working on?

Exemple:

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C'est tres pratique, car on n'a pas a recopier tout son code dans le .tex (ce qui permet de garder des codes a jour)