It's fascinating to see how pathetic this roadmap is.
The totality (100%) of their planned features are already available on chromium.
Guess what, even after that the chromium of today (not 2020) still has an order of magnitude more features, optimisations and testing.
In human hours wise, comparing the number of full-time safari developers vs the number of full-time chromium (Google, Microsoft, opera, etc) developers is like comparing a third world country vs the USA GDP.
Or more exactly:
217,369 commits vs 835,383 commits!<p>Apple should just be rational and make the same synergistic move as Microsoft: migrate to chromium.
It would save them R&W (reinventing the wheel) money, and they could allocate it to true R&D, allowing the web to move forward for making the world a better place.<p>If for whatever reason they wanted to opt out of some chromium features such as PWA they could still do it.<p>With such absurd politics, I wonder how Apple survived through history. Indeed the lack of rationality from the demand must help and irrational supply to thrive.