I&#x27;m sure it&#x27;s involuntary (at least I hope so) but the prioritization is voluntary (like you said, if it was chrome it&#x27;d be instant fix - even if chrome had 1% market share).<p>My comment means also to show the power Google holds over all web browsers. Imagine a sharp sword above the head of all of the web browsers, and they can swing it any time they please. They don&#x27;t hopefully, but they can. Sometimes, the sword just slip, even. That&#x27;s a lot of power for a single company.