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Non-webdev here. Why did the Chrome team ever decide that developer access to the raw console though the DOM-like window API was a good idea? This seems like i
by staticfish 10y ago
Non-webdev here. Why did the Chrome team ever decide that developer access to the raw console though the DOM-like window API was a good idea?
This seems like it was initially granted external access for some reason, especially since blink is meant to be a clean room implementation of webkit.
- dragonwriter 10y ago> blink is meant to be a clean room implementation of webkit. No, blink was a fork of webkit, taking webkit code and clearing out a bunch of stuff that wasn't need for blink. It was not a clean-room reimplementation.
- staticfish 10y agoMy bad. (Not keeping great track of the architectures used in the engines used in browsers). My overarching questions stands, however.