Why Do We Need So Many Browsers On The Mac?

Why are there so many browsers for Mac OS X? How many browsers do we need?

Seriously. I can understand two browsers. Do Mac users collect these things? What’s the point? What happened to Mozilla?

They’re still around but so proud of their heritage that they dumped the browser named Mozilla and renamed it SeaMonkey.

I bring this up because Mozilla released an update of Firefox, the cross platform browser that’s poking a serious hole in Microsoft’s Internet Explorer market share.

Firefox is a very capable browser.... (excerpted).

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