> but I'd love to know what internal Apple politics around web standards made them focus so much on CSS and a few quality of life things, but completely ignores

> but I'd love to know what internal Apple politics around web standards made them focus so much on CSS and a few quality of life things, but completely ignores what developers have been clamoring for in many respects. This is stuff that developers are clamoring for, but maybe just different developers than you. (-webkit-)backdrop-filter was such a godsend, and a massive pain that it took so long to go through the standards process after Apple was shipping it fine. Even then Google's implementation was still pretty buggy for a while. CSS Scroll Snap is great, removing the need for weirdo javascript carousels, giving more native scrolling experiences on the web. The ironic part is that despite the criticism, I think capabiltiies make websites feel more 'native' than JSON Module Scripts. My impression is the Apple focuses on web APIs that impact the user experience, which generally leans more on the CSS side.