The internet was a different place back in 2009. Social media feeds were actually driven by social interactions, the creator community was a tight-knit group of lovable outsiders, and Firefox reached its peak market share. During the final year of the 2000s, 32% of internet users chose Mozilla's browser when surfing the web. In the nearly two decades since, that market share has experienced a significant decline. Google's Chrome is still a top choice, Apple's Safari is the default option on iPhones, and Microsoft's Edge has improved upon its predecessor, Internet Explorer. Only about 3% of internet users currently browse with Firefox. Visit Tubefilter for more great stories.