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Web fragmentation, unfortunately is built in to our community, but my hope is that we won't ever see an era of fragmentation like the HTML5 era. I'm okay with C
by zghst 9y ago
Web fragmentation, unfortunately is built in to our community, but my hope is that we won't ever see an era of fragmentation like the HTML5 era. I'm okay with Chrome-isms, as long as they're not too radical.
- pdimitar 9y agoI think both you and me would agree that Google aims to make them radical. Just today I changed my Chrome's search engine to DuckDuckGo. Of course, I get periodically politely asked if I am sure that this is my correct search engine setting. <facepalms> As an Eastern European, I'd shut them down the same instant on this basis alone, no questions asked. Shame that we don't run the world. :D An off-topic for sure but the gist is: Google wants to entangle you in their web. They are just much more subtle compared to Microsoft and thus almost nobody notices. So, less Chrome-isms, please.