Firefox's decline is mostly due to Chrome just being really good, and not having a decent mobile version.' In fact all the browsers that are more popular than Firefox do, so the idea that those are unpopular and driving people away doesn't really hold up. Not only the immediately visible things in the header but also the renaming of items in the menus just bugs people.' But long-time Slashdot reader AmiMoJo argues that 'the most popular browser, Chrome, has all those things. Long-time Slashdot reader Z00L00K thinks that 'All those totally unnecessary UI changes are what REALLY annoys users. Slashdot reader BAReFO0t countered that that can't be the reason, 'because Google does that too.' (They blame Chrome's 'feature' addition treadmill, where 'they keep adding stupid kitchen sinks for the sole and only purpose to make others unable to keep up.') Long-time Slashdot reader chiguy shares one theory: 'Firefox keeps losing users, according to this rant, because it arrogantly refuses to listen to its users.' This weekend finds some long-time Slashdot readers debating why research shows Firefox losing market share.