YOU badger on about an overrated browser, where a good few myths surrounding its security and stability are perpetuated by... well, people like YOU.
Mate, YOUR favourite browser turned into an IE clone in order to gain market share years ago. Only provenly slower and using way more memory. And frankly, whining that this is because of IE's OS integration is pointless - it's still faster and less of a resource hog.
I'm no fanboy, but I'm well aware of a huge series of myths surrounding IE, Firefox and Opera. The point was that someone went to the trouble of coding a Greasemonkey script without even bothering to check the Facebook security settings - REAL smart for a coder and a Firefox user, eh?
If Firefox is so much better, so much faster and so much more secure, why isn't it a corporate and educational standard instead of IE? I mean, if everything YOU'RE saying is true, then the IT experts at the top of these corporate chains would have rolled out Firefox across the board years ago.
But no, they haven't. Curious for companies whose main interest is streamlining and profitability, isn't it? Oh, don't tell me. They're just part of the massive capitalist agenda; they're probably getting kickbacks from Microsoft, right? Whereas the Mozilla foundation is all about being free... despite the proprietary code in there. Oh, and raking in the profit while they get everyone else to fix the bugs - which don't actually get fixed any quicker than the MS ones - in the name of open standards. Firefox remains a browser for fanboys and geeks, not real end users, which is frankly where my concern lies.
And FYI, I capitalised where YOU should be using words instead of letters.