It's a good point. It makes it embarrassingly (for Microsoft) clear who the leaders are when it comes to browsers. That said, despite Google's leadership in th

It's a good point. It makes it embarrassingly (for Microsoft) clear who the leaders are when it comes to browsers. That said, despite Google's leadership in this area, Chrome's support of "new browser features" is often sloppy. They ship some features in quite broken states, and don't get around to fixing them until a lot later. The Chromium issue tracker has over 56,000 open issues. Google are going for quantity over quality when it comes to new features.