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If you disagree, I fully support your right to do that and am glad Firefox offers the option.
But I think address bar at the bottom is ridiculous. I tap it once to type in a URL, and then it's out-of-sight and out-of-mind so I can view and interact with the actual content. It's at the top, so I my eyes never have to skip over it or stop when I'm reading something, I just get used to viewing everything under the address bar as the "important" parts.
But again, different preferences and all that...
Depending on what I'm doing I may have to tap it several times. And I don't like needing to move my hands around my phone to reach the top of the screen.
So many apps feature some sort of bottom nav bar anyway these days, and with the tiniest amount of scrolling it's out of sight and out of mind.
Oh I missed a bit on the page and want to scroll back up? Why would I want the address bar to pop up first over the text that's there!
I'm speaking a bit hyperbolically of course, though I genuinely see no benefit in the address bar being at the top. (Also Firefox all the way baybeee)