> they would spend money improving Safari What I wish more people acknowledged is that the phrase "improving Safari" is shorthand for "improving Safari for adv

> they would spend money improving Safari What I wish more people acknowledged is that the phrase "improving Safari" is shorthand for "improving Safari for advertisers and developers" not "improving Safari for users". Yes, it may be true that users experience some benefits, but it is infrequently acknowledged that most users hate popups, hate tracking, and don't want notifications from websites.