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I don't particularly like the idea of mozilla bringing in this from chrome just to cut costs. Just feels like a step towards chrome further dominating.
by serge2k 10y ago
I don't particularly like the idea of mozilla bringing in this from chrome just to cut costs.
Just feels like a step towards chrome further dominating.
- petecox 10y agoThey're deprecating XUL and the NPAPI plugin architecture so that they can move to servo relatively legacy free. Importing Chrome's SWF and PDF is a way to stress test their new plugin implementation. Not maintaining pdf.js seems a budgeting decision but Flash is restoring functionality to Linux via a cross-browser plugin, which Adobe had abandoned for Chrome only.