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Reading the comments here make me feel Chrome is like Uber. They may be right in that the standards are outdated and force change. Yet, it breaks all rules and

Reading the comments here make me feel Chrome is like Uber. They may be right in that the standards are outdated and force change. Yet, it breaks all rules and regulations which they shrug off saying the rules have to change. Again, this is not a comment to choose sides. Just an observation. As with Uber I can’t say if I’m in favor or against. By law, they are wrong. In time, it may turn out they have led change. Funny thing how you can get applauded as patriots for breaking the rules early as long as you were right in the end but critiqued otherwise.

Sylos 9y ago
Reading the comments here makes me feel like Google's PR team made its round. The performance benefit in this has to be miniscule, the number of unmaintained webpages which are irrevocably broken by this has to be huge and the time period from introducing this feature to breaking webpages, which have not yet correctly implemented it, was simply far too short. Even if you agree with having to enforce this somehow, this rushed execution of that was by all means irresponsible. Despite that, it seems like 8 out of 10 highly upvoted comments here make no mention of this maybe not having been ideally executed or it maybe not necesseralily being advantageous to users either.