It's not about competition but about having anyone other than google have a say on web standards. As much as it pains me to say it, safari's stagnance and antic

It's not about competition but about having anyone other than google have a say on web standards. As much as it pains me to say it, safari's stagnance and anticompetitiveness is the last bastion of resistance against a Google monopoly of web browsers, and one of the main reasons web developers bother testing anything other than Chrome. Once the floodgates open, websites will see no reason to not use the latest Chrome features all the time, making it even more impossible to compete in this market.