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Gecko is kind of PITA to integrate on anything, unless you are just writing a glorified Firefox skin. That's why Apple forked khtml to make webkit, despite khtml being less compatible with websites back then. It doesn't help most Firefox forks come into almost-unusable-paranoia-driven flavour (like Librewolf) and maintainers-are-in-way-over-their-heads flavour (like Zen), and they all lack enough maintainers to keep up with upstream.
Servo could be a serious Blink/Webkit competitor, but unfortunately Mozilla dropped the ball there, and Samsung is still not taking it seriously enough.
At least servo is alive
Does LadyBird use Servo?
I doubt anyone is using servo atm, its lacking crucial features such as css3, granted I haven't checked up on the project in a while
No, they're building their own engine