I agree, that's what makes the difference. Not just that standardised forms appear, but that Chrome does switch to them. Contrast CSS, where Microsoft particip

I agree, that's what makes the difference. Not just that standardised forms appear, but that Chrome does switch to them. Contrast CSS, where Microsoft participated in the design (while Netscape tried to push their own different thing) and signed off on the standard, but chose not to update their implementation to match what the final standard said.