> launching non-standard features in Chrome and production websites at the same time, they are the new Microsoft. Are there any features they are pushing in Ch

> launching non-standard features in Chrome and production websites at the same time, they are the new Microsoft. Are there any features they are pushing in Chrome they are simultaneously not pushing on w3c to adopt? The problem with IE6 is that it not only did its own thing, it did the opposite thing the standard said to do. If Chrome is just standard + new stuff, and that new stuff eventually becomes standard, it isn't a problem. But its standard + new stuff + anti-standard bullshit, the latter is the issue and Google should be criticized for it.