Here’s a pretty end-of-year snapshot from Mozilla — and it’s a dang big snapshot, too.
With half a billion users on desktop and another 50 million on Android, Firefox still holds its own in the browser wars, especially as privacy concerns become front-of-mind for normal consumers.
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“This is only a small sample of some of the accomplishments we are most proud of,” said a team rep in a statement.
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