I don't doubt your explanation, but it's tragic and backwards. It would make sense that a WordPress recipe blog wouldn't be developed with smaller browsers in mind. But 5% of Instagram's traffic is a gigantic amount of traffic, worth catering to. Wouldn't it be the big websites that have both the budget and the motivation to make their sites work across browsers?

Call me a luddite, but I think if I were the website director I'd be saying "If you have to do something special to make it work in Browser X vs Browser Y, you're getting too fancy, you don't need that crap."

But what about essential services that you can't avoid? Online banking. Education like blackboard is horrid on Firefox. Youtube and social media are optional use, but for access to utility sites and finance are not.

That is where we are heading the longer chromium remains dominant.

I always had the IE Tab addon in Firefix so it would interpret pernicious sites.

They'll be found guilty and will be fined 1 penny for every billion they made screwing over every person.

The perfect grift is to be too rich by the time anyone notices your illegal activities so you can just pay the regulators, legislators, police, SEC and whoever else is in the way.

homie threw a "dont use em dashes" in the prompt

Servo has more potential anyway.