Also, "Goanna (Pale Moon), a fork of an old version of Gecko. At 0% market share and always at risk of not catching up with the newest web standards that Google invents".
Google don't make web standards https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_standards
Google don't make web standards https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_standards
This is what actually happens: 1. Google (Who is a member of both W3C and OWF) announces a plan/ships a feature. 2. With 80% of the browser market, people use it or get excited by it. 3. The W3C/OWF ratifies the feature as a standard.
This is literally how 90% of web standards happen today.
Take the recent example for instance, Web Standards Body W3C rejects Google’s ad targeting proposal[0]
Browser market share calculation is always dodgy[1].
[0] https://tittlepress.com/tech/2238586/
[1] https://www.sitepoint.com/how-browser-market-share-is-calcul...