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There are two JavaScript browsers that exist, Google Chromium forks and Mozilla Firefox forks. Neither is good. It is impossible to write a good JavaScript browser because the world of JavaScript is so big and keeps changing so often (not to mention the security considerations of downloading arbitrary programs from the web and running them on your computer) that you can't keep up without a full-time development team who need to be paid. The entire webdev world seems extremely unsustainable and I really wish everyone took going back to a simpler web more seriously (but obviously they won't).
@vaporeon_ webkit also exists but i don’t really think that matters fur the point you’re actually making
@vaporeon_ the GTK and Qt libraries have wrappers around WebKit; some parts of the GNOME and KDE desktop environments use it
@vaporeon_ @aescling i suppose that depends on how you count the ios situation
@vaporeon_ @aescling ios browsers are skins over webkit for the most part
@vaporeon_ @aescling yep, i forget if there are any exceptions
@aescling Oops, forgot about WebKit. Is that used by anyone except Safari?