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I considered Fish but decided against it because of POSIX compliance
I'm not trying to change your opinion, just curious: what is the reason for wanting POSIX compliance? You often share scripts? Dotfiles perhaps?
Fish isn’t posix compliant, so some scripts I use had issues. I'll play devil's advocate, why do you like fish? :)
I like fish because it requires no setup to be nice to use and the scripting is more intuitive when not doing it constantly.