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>>Bodaci+(OP)
Huh, how big does your website have to be in order for your bugs to be patched this way?

>>acid__+Kf
Big enough for Apple to believe a critical mass of users will switch to another browser if they don't bend the rules.

>>shadow+Bk
It’s more likely about making sure Safari users have a good or consistent user experience on popular sites.

When you’re the default browser on 1.5+ billion devices, it’s less about losing a few users here or there.

>>alwill+tm
I think that's two ways to say the same thing.

Users can still install Chrome on a Macintosh. Apple's larger concern is probably whether they'll lose hardware share if, say, Reddit doesn't load right on MacBooks (you'd be surprised how many people buy an expensive machine as basically an internet appliance) or, more importantly: iPhones.