Thanks for the answers!
I guess it makes sense that in-browser games would get better views. My main gripe is that in most cases, you have to choose between a stand alone build and a web build. Unity has both, but the webgl exports are often super slow and buggy. I might look into Godot, though, I've heard good things about it.
Most (if not all?) of my games that are HTML5 enabled are Godot games and there were very few cases that I had to actually change code and etc to make it work on the browser (compared with GMS that I used before that is a huge improvement) and I'm not even close to even knowing what I'm actually doing... but I can vouch for Godot. hahaha
