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This seems like it would go directly against Mozilla's goal of adhering to web standards.
by archgoon 9y ago
This seems like it would go directly against Mozilla's goal of adhering to web standards.
- rwallace 9y agoThen perhaps they need to choose between their goal of adhering to the letter of web standards and their goal of having anyone use their browser. To be more exact, they need to understand that this is the choice they are making, whether they realize it or not.
- bhnmmhmd 9y agoBut if they do it in a controlled manner, they will be actually helping millions of people have a better experience on the web.