Mac Safari doesn't have that kind of protection. Indeed, Firefox has higher global desktop browsing share than Safari. We found ways to add privacy without bre

Mac Safari doesn't have that kind of protection. Indeed, Firefox has higher global desktop browsing share than Safari. We found ways to add privacy without breaking the web by taking gradual steps and finding clever technical solutions. I appreciate Firefox getting on the privacy-by-default train, but it's just wrong to say that iOS gave us the ability to do something that others couldn't. Our only superpower was being willing to ignore those who said tracking protection would destroy the web economy and/or tank revenue (plus aforementioned crafty trickery).