> It's up to the individual browser makers to innovate. This seems to make the most sense because the browser is the end product by which people consume their

> It's up to the individual browser makers to innovate. This seems to make the most sense because the browser is the end product by which people consume their internet. It seems to me, they have been and always will be years ahead of the governing bodies that make these part of their "standards" decisions. By the time something finally makes into the spec, we're already onto a dozen new things the browsers are capable of and implementing. At this point it just feels like the spec is an afterthought, not necessarily keeping up with how fast the industry is changing.