Proposal: Firefox to get extended support

It's still just a proposal but preliminary thoughts are here:
https://wiki.mozilla.org/Enterprise/Firefox/ExtendedSupport:Proposal

 

If you're going to be releasing major versions every month you need to do what Chrome does and force people to move on.

 

Agreed, this isn't an OS, it's a browser. Corporate users are going to have problems no matter what, simply because they won't move on to the new release period, until 3 or 4 versions later. For the regular user, you're just going to have a bunch of people out there sitting on outdated versions, which won't do a thing for security or Mozilla's business. I see another storm coming anyway with one month releases. I know it's only a consideration, but it's a horrible move.

 

Why not simply 6.x is on LRR (lab rat release), and when the times comes, it goes to LTS (Long Term Support), while 7.x goes to LRR?
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Mozilla won't just admit they screwed up so now they're trying to put a band-aid on it and complicating things further in the process.

 

Okay, so, where did they screw up? And something beyond "fast releases" please, otherwise you'll just get reminded of Chrome.