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... except nowadays Chrome is pretty much the equivalent of IE during the 4-6 era, adding various barely-standardized APIs (not even behind flags - why?) that d
by ntauthority 10y ago
... except nowadays Chrome is pretty much the equivalent of IE during the 4-6 era, adding various barely-standardized APIs (not even behind flags - why?) that don't work in any other browsers and having whole teams of 'developer evangelists' telling people they should target Chrome first and foremost.
- Klathmon 10y agoMost of their experimental stuff are behind flags, and the parts that aren't tend to be finalized or in a stage of finalization but chrome tends to be the first to implement. Safari and edge are both quickly caching up (even passing chrome in many areas), and as much as it saddens me, Firefox is only falling behind.