They should really back projects like Servo or Ladybird to cut down on their reliance on Chromium/Webkit. It’s the only way to truly support an open-source ecosystem and push forward the next generation of browser engine, even if it takes time.
Yeah but that requires time and effort. If they couldn't be bothered to launch on Windows and Linux when Chromium already has solid support for both, bringing up an immature browser engine was never going to happen.
That just shows they were in a rush to release the product rather than taking time to refine it. You can tell it’s quite rough and simple, with almost no distinctive visual style.