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Firefox seems fine now and it's open source. I get that no software is maintenance free, but how much work actually needs to be done each year?
You can't just maintain a browser, the web is ever evolving.
That'd be a good way to get left behind. Even now there are technologies that chromium supports and ff doesn't, e.g. the new-ish webusb api. (Actually checking now it is supported as experimental, but my point stands)
I think they dont implement it on purpose
https://mozilla.github.io/standards-positions/