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Honestly, I'd rather they keep it limited to Chrome and Google, while they iterate and develop the protocol. That way can iterate much faster and without backwa
by pacificmint 9y ago
Honestly, I'd rather they keep it limited to Chrome and Google, while they iterate and develop the protocol. That way can iterate much faster and without backward compatibility concerns.
In a way, that's another example of ossification, this time without middle boxes.
Once the protocol has settled and development slowed down, they can then build libraries for all the other languages and servers.