@Adam S. HTML is my craft; if Mozilla or Google screw up a feature, I am forced to take my art in a direction I don't want to. For example, there is no RSS text or button on my website; I assume that the browser will do what is appropriate to itself. If no browser comes with a default RSS button, then I may be forced to clutter my website design with RSS links, which I don't want to do.
Mozilla _will_ lose to Chrome. Mozilla are so caught up in the importance of their brand, they are spending their time solving vanity problems, and not real life problems like PDF exploits and the burgeoning amount of spyware and unwanted toolbars for Firefox.
I still use Firefox because WebKit is not as good at CSS, it cheats in order to look faster, but even I am forced to admit that Firefox has lost its appeal.
For starters, an RSS should say "subscribe" instead of that stupid symbol. RSS is basically a subscription to a website to get regular updates.