You'd have to invest in quality engineering on the browser itself with no guarantee that this would actually improve anything or drive revenue. The idea would

You'd have to invest in quality engineering on the browser itself with no guarantee that this would actually improve anything or drive revenue. The idea would be a gambit that you could improve the software sufficiently that it accidentally became actually competitive with chrome. Right now, it feels like some weird hobby project that falls short of the engineering chops that went into Chrome, and I suspect people can feel this too.