We do the same thing (Chrome and Firefox, though) but as an engineer I always can't help but feel terrible because I don't want the "Web" to start meaning "Chro

We do the same thing (Chrome and Firefox, though) but as an engineer I always can't help but feel terrible because I don't want the "Web" to start meaning "Chrome". It would be terrible for the Web to be totally controlled by Google. I guess it's the other vendors' fault though for not implementing standards as quickly and efficiently enough as Chrome… Also, the fact that Edge can only be ran on Windows means that developers working on Linux or Mac can't (easily anyway) test/adapt their websites for Edge. This is another reason why Edge is usually left behind even though it is pretty up to date with most Web standards.