> Don’t get me wrong, Safari is very good web browser, delivering fast performance and solid privacy features. > But at the same time, the lack of support for

> Don’t get me wrong, Safari is very good web browser, delivering fast performance and solid privacy features. > But at the same time, the lack of support for key web technologies and APIs has been both perplexing and annoying at the same time. Funny that the author thinks that the two things are not connected. Lack of support for key web APIs (meaning WebRTC basically) is perhaps what's keeping Safari users' privacy. Keeping up with the crazy pace of Web API evolution in a safe way and without introducing vulnerabilities is probably impossible even for the browsers pushing for all the craziness that's turning browsers into Operating Systems.