It's hard to say. My theory is that the demand for complicated browsers is largely reciprocal to the power of your OS. If you have a Chromebook, then your brows

It's hard to say. My theory is that the demand for complicated browsers is largely reciprocal to the power of your OS. If you have a Chromebook, then your browser is probably less locked-down than your root system. Same thing would happen if Chrome's Blink engine got put on iOS. Winning that battle would probably look like one of two things: - Browsers go back to their original goal of being document renderers, and a new wave of local and online APIs fills in the gaps. - Browsers stay the way they are, but with broken tooling that forces developers into native APIs whether they want it or not.