Overall the progress with Safari in the last has been great, and really shows why it's so important to have competition or even the threat of competition. It's

Overall the progress with Safari in the last has been great, and really shows why it's so important to have competition or even the threat of competition. It's only because of regulatory scrutiny that Apple has been pushed to give the Safari/Webkit the funds they need to make a good browser once again. Still a long way to go to catch up-to Firefox and Chrome but it's heading in the right direction. >A leaked proposed EU act may force Apple to allow alternate browser rendering engines on iOS. This would give users the choice of which browser and rendering engine to use on their devices. This has been passed into law. Enforcement should begin in 2024. The UK, Japan & Australia have all proposed similar provisions. Interop 2022 is a few features jointly chosen by the browsers to focus on and work on that year. It's not a good metric for comparing browsers. >It is worth noting that these changes are still in draft and are early EU proposals with no final decisions yet made. Again it is Final and has been passed into law.