Alex Russell wrote a more in-depth article about the issue back in 2021[0]. I don't think the landscape on this end has significantly changed much, since what's said in the article is still mostly relevant these days.
That said, do keep in mind he's not unbiased; he's a PM at Microsoft for Edge and used to work on Chrome. Nowadays he's also one of the Blink API Owners (he approves new Blink Web API features). Most of his writing on the state of the browser market is solid, just know that he's obviously got an angle and arguably is also responsible for the modern Blink monoculture.
That said, do keep in mind he's not unbiased; he's a PM at Microsoft for Edge and used to work on Chrome. Nowadays he's also one of the Blink API Owners (he approves new Blink Web API features). Most of his writing on the state of the browser market is solid, just know that he's obviously got an angle and arguably is also responsible for the modern Blink monoculture.
[0]: https://infrequently.org/2021/07/hobsons-browser/