They're unable to keep anything close to security parity with Chromium — even with hundreds of millions of dollars.

You're right — frankly, I don't look to Mozilla as the leader or voice of web development anymore.

> They're unable to keep anything close to security parity with Chromium

Funny how you went from "Apple's chokehold on iPhone users" to "unable to keep anything close to security parity".

I wonder in which respects Safari "can't keep up"?

> I don't look to Mozilla as the leader or voice of web development anymore.

- There are only two other independent browser engines of any importance, and their input is increasingly ignored by Chrome

- Who cares, go Chrome

This is not as good a take as you think it is.