For anyone following, this is Justin Schuh of the Chrome security team (and co-author of TAOSSA, probably still the best book in all of software security).
Another thing Chrome does out of the box that Safari doesn't is U2F.
Still another is Chrome's industry-leading TLS management, including the pioneering of HPKP and the Chrome/Firefox pin list, and the aggressive policing of the WebPKI CAs.
I've been pretty aggressively terse in this thread, because I didn't even realize this was a live argument anymore. Safari is simply not as secure as Chrome, and it's less secure in ways that are meaningful to normal users.
Another thing Chrome does out of the box that Safari doesn't is U2F.
Still another is Chrome's industry-leading TLS management, including the pioneering of HPKP and the Chrome/Firefox pin list, and the aggressive policing of the WebPKI CAs.
I've been pretty aggressively terse in this thread, because I didn't even realize this was a live argument anymore. Safari is simply not as secure as Chrome, and it's less secure in ways that are meaningful to normal users.
Again: iOS, different story.