I recognize that you aren't placing any (explicit at least) blame here, simply stating facts, so I want to make clear that what I'm saying is simply an addition

I recognize that you aren't placing any (explicit at least) blame here, simply stating facts, so I want to make clear that what I'm saying is simply an addition to your comment, not a refutation. Is it really surprising that iOS isn't an important target for Firefox, given that Apple's draconian rules don't allow them to do much? If we're going to assign responsibility for this, I think Apple is who deserves (at least most of) it. Given the major (artificial) impediments imposed by the gatekeeper of the platform, were I in their shoes I would never invest scarce dollars into such a risky undertaking where there is a hostile* and extremely powerful overseer. *To be clear, I mean hostile to 3rd party browsers, such as Firefox