> They didn't fail, they quit. You can't build something as enormous and complex as a modern and performant web browser that keeps up with modern standards for

> They didn't fail, they quit. You can't build something as enormous and complex as a modern and performant web browser that keeps up with modern standards for only 3.5 years. Not so fast. Edge was more "performant" but Google, specifically YouTube, screwed them. Microsoft has seen this before from the other side, namely "Windows isn't done until Lotus won't run".