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And it's not like the Chrome dev rel team doesn't fight for these things, but ultimately the Chrome team doesn't have any control of prioritisation of bugs in o
by gsnedders 8y ago
And it's not like the Chrome dev rel team doesn't fight for these things, but ultimately the Chrome team doesn't have any control of prioritisation of bugs in other products (like Calendar).
The only way we're going to see a significant change is when those high up in the Google org chart start caring about products working well in other browsers; as long as it's up to each individual product we'll continue to see products prioritising time-to-market and targeting only the browser with the majority of the market.
- reitanqild 8y agoThat's the second reason to post it here: because if you see one googler there are hundreds nearby, and some of them might be at the relevant team. (And if I point out often enough what happened last time a mega corp abused their position to market their browser then maybe some of them starts talking about it internally?)