Mozilla have already integrated a few key servo components into Firefox. Notably webrender, the rendering backend, and stylo, the style system. But they’ve effectively dropped all servo development at this point, and are not working on it further.
What is Mozilla without Firefox?
Update:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lkIX5ryZZ4
Basically, Mozilla gave Servo employees the foot and the project was taken over by the linux foundation.
Servo dev has been restarted (mostly) during 2023 and the changed Firefox made to their servo implemementation is now being added to servo in batches (ongoing).
So Servo team is aiming to become a full featured (standalone) web platform (browser).
De facto? Google's puppet company to keep regulators happy.
If you think that's the case, then Google is clearly failing at that goal, since they've aggressively taken browser share directly from Firefox users to the point where Firefox may no longer be supported by government services.
Why? What is role of Linux Foundation anyway?
(Beside spending members tons of spam and completely ignore GDPR?)