> So Safari has outsized influence over which standards are actually feasible to build an application around. Which, considering the alternative is Google havi

> So Safari has outsized influence over which standards are actually feasible to build an application around. Which, considering the alternative is Google having complete control over the web, I'm quite thankful for. It doesn't line up with how I'd like things to be in either case but it's much better for there to be some sort of check against Google. Google is far too aggressive about implementing new tech in the browser for very obvious reasons.