> I have to say, as a web developer who is permitted to make stuff that only works in Safari, I really really love WebKit. On the other hand, WebKit (and Safar

> I have to say, as a web developer who is permitted to make stuff that only works in Safari, I really really love WebKit. On the other hand, WebKit (and Safari in particular) has been very slow to add JS features Firefox has had for a while. For example, typed arrays. And the new ES6 JS bits are being prototyped in SpiderMonkey (Firefox) and V8 (Chrome), but apparently not JavaScriptCore (Safari). Maybe Firefox cares more about JS, and Safari about CSS? Probably a huge oversimplification. Overall though, all the major browsers seem to be doing very well these days in implementing standards. The only real holdout at this point is IE with WebGL.