No, one company controlling the rendering would be a bad thing. What they need to do (IMHO) is to have W3C create a reference implementation of the spec (and t

No, one company controlling the rendering would be a bad thing. What they need to do (IMHO) is to have W3C create a reference implementation of the spec (and tests) and release that open source with say a BSD like license. So the different engines can use that if they want. Also if the browser doesn't display it exactly like the reference implementation then it shouldn't be called a web browser.