> Mozilla should up its game in educating the public that Edge and Chrome aren't following the standards correctly.
I don’t think most people care about this. What they may care about is whether something works on their default browser, which is likely to be Edge or Safari or Chrome. Mozilla should instead target Microsoft and Google on the standards tracks and in forums where discussions on standards (and on security) happen.
Yeah, never gonna happen. The same reason browsers support broken markup: users are much happier when their browser works in the face of noncompliant sites than if it were to throw its hands up and say “this site doesn't work, use <other browser>”
I don’t think most people care about this. What they may care about is whether something works on their default browser, which is likely to be Edge or Safari or Chrome. Mozilla should instead target Microsoft and Google on the standards tracks and in forums where discussions on standards (and on security) happen.