FireFox 9 Aurora Launched: But is it Too Late?

Mozilla announced the latest test version of Firefox 9 still in testing phase as the least stable browser after receiving valuable feedbacks from the individuals & Business enthusiasts who tested the previous Aurora version Firefox 8.Firefox, which was always considered as the Robin Hood of the Internet seems to have pressed the Panic button after, StatCounter reported that Google's Chrome is anticipated to de-thrown Firefox from its 2nd position behind Microsoft's Internet Explorer.With Google's Chrome being the only browser showing a positive slope,things look bleak for Firefox.
                                                                                With Microsoft's Internet Explorer & Google's Chrome circling around Firefox like a shark stalking its prey,Firefox is expected to speeden up its testing & development process with more Aurora versions expected in the upcoming months.Eventhough Firefox 5 & Firefox 4 have heaven & earth difference,is it worth anything if it doesn't lend a helping hand in the Browser wars?Definitely NO!With Firefox finding alternative methods for faster JavaScript loading time thereby increasing the browser response time & beating Google as the fastest browser,the biggest enemy of Firefox is itself.With too much focus given to Add-ons and extensions,Users are currently displeased with the importance given to these petty details when the time can be utilized to improve the browsers crippling issues involving Memory usage & intermittent crash issues associated with Add-on's & Extensions.Eventhough Mozilla is all set to take on Chrome 7 Internet Explorer,and even at this panic hour it must divert all its energy for a constructive effect otherwise its doomed.
                                                                    With Google Promoting propriety technologies like SPDY or NaCL against Internet Explorer & Firefox it is actually against the best interests of the web.This technology is aimed directly @ Microsoft's Cloud technology and the strategy is to cripple it at its strength.With Chrome having better capabilities in rendering HTML5 features more than the browsers available in the market,Mozilla has really got its hands full with Google & Microsoft Bombarding it from all sides.Firefox's ability to execute scripts just might be its biggest weapon and some of the JavaScript especially Do-Not-Track plug-in have raked in amazing reviews and with the upgraded support for HTML5 along with a faster JavaScript accelerating features,lets hope that Firefox manages to keep its head out of the water before it is drowned by the same-thing which gave birth to it: The WEB.