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At least with a dominant WebKit, everyone has access to the source code, and can either submit their improvements back to the core maintainers, or they can fork
by nuclear_eclipse 16y ago
At least with a dominant WebKit, everyone has access to the source code, and can either submit their improvements back to the core maintainers, or they can fork WebKit if the maintainers refuse to allow their improvements. With a dominant IE, you're at the mercy of some "unknown" Microsoft engineers/managers finding enough time in their schedule to implement those improvements.
- evilthinker 16y agoHow is that any better than an engine programmed by experts? How is forking going to help us getting uniform display of the elements?
- danieldon 16y agoSeems to be working just fine for webkit already.