Have you got _anything_ to back this up? I’m willing to bet the majority of Mac users use Safari (given it’s the default browser). I use it and it’s a lot less clunky than Chrome and Firefox. I also repeatedly run into an attitude of “if my users don’t user Chrome then I don’t care about their experience” and find it very off putting.
> Looking at my web stats, over the last 30 days, 69 percent of Mac users visiting DF used Safari, but a sizable 28 percent used Chrome. (Firefox came in at 3 percent, and everything else was under 1 percent.)
[0] https://daringfireball.net/2017/05/safari_vs_chrome_on_the_m... - second to last paragraph
I only know of a few Mac users of Chrome.
USA desktop browsers, May 2020:
- Chrome: 58.97%
- Safari: 15.65%
- Firefox: 8.24%
Doesn't have much in common with your anecdote except that it's in the reverse order of popularity that you seemed to claim.
On iOS, even if they allow different browser apps they have not apparently relaxed the restriction on the embedded browser engine and that means Firefox or Chrome are different UIs on top of a browser engine which is still Safari.