Yeah definitely. For the web it's more like the last 0.1% takes 99.9% of the time. And it's not like you can skip it either. Nobody is going to use a browser th

Yeah definitely. For the web it's more like the last 0.1% takes 99.9% of the time. And it's not like you can skip it either. Nobody is going to use a browser that is missing 0.1% of the web platform - that probably means something like 1% of websites are broke in some way and that's a terrible experience. They are decades of work away from having a browser that would be competitive with Chrome or Firefox.