Firefox is a great web browser, but I think they've taken this whole "RapidRelease" thing a little too far.  Some basic math with their current release schedule shows a very dumb future: 



That means in a little over a decade since starting, they'll be on version number 35, at which point the idea of software version numbers will have lost all meaning.  I realize they're trying to get their version numbers to match Chrome's, and now Internet Explorer is trying to match Firefox.  But honestly, does anyone think they'll gain market share by being the first software company to achieve a triple-digit version?