> So it's not a terribly bad thing, unless other people's standards are just being ignored. It's actually an unfair advantage. "Oh, let's standardize what Chr

> So it's not a terribly bad thing, unless other people's standards are just being ignored. It's actually an unfair advantage. "Oh, let's standardize what Chrome already has implemented and Google is using". This immediately sets Firefox behind the new "standard", and website that don't work on FF technically "follow current standards".