> misleading the user by comparing Safari to a version of Chrome that is no longer current, or relevant If they had continued to update the version of Safari i

> misleading the user by comparing Safari to a version of Chrome that is no longer current, or relevant If they had continued to update the version of Safari in their comparisons without updating the version of Chrome I agree that would be misleading. But leaving the comparison frozen because they haven't updated their page is just the normal difficulty of keeping things up-to-date. (Disclosure: I work at Google, speaking only for myself)