I hear this a lot. I'll listen - when Safari has anyone near the marketshare across all mobile devices as Chrome has on desktop and mobile. - Apple has spent

I hear this a lot. I'll listen - when Safari has anyone near the marketshare across all mobile devices as Chrome has on desktop and mobile. - Apple has spent billions on promoting it - has intentionally gimped several top ten web properties for other browsers until then this is a problem for iOS users, including me, not an internet problem. I get it, Safari is annoying, but lets not compare Apple fleecing their own users (including me) with Google trying to finish off what Microsoft failed to: to kill the open web.