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For me (thinking as Apple) it's this simple: - Let's create some demos of our new HTML5 support! - Do we want to be responsible for users' bad experience if o
by houseabsolute 16y ago
For me (thinking as Apple) it's this simple:
- Let's create some demos of our new HTML5 support!
- Do we want to be responsible for users' bad experience if other browser vendors make mistakes or implement things differently than we did?
- No.
That's it. Nothing nefarious about it.
- papachito 16y ago> For me (thinking as Apple) it's this simple: Did you read the article? Those demos are not even part of html 5 yet (the ones that don't work on chrome and firefox at least). So calling them HTML 5 was not honest and a shameless promotion of Safari. Also, most of the demo do work great on both Chrome and Firefox, except the demos that are not HTML 5.