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No, the tweet points out how this is specifically because Google uses a deprecated, older version of a standard that only Chrome supports. It’s absolutely not a
by jonathanyc 8y ago
No, the tweet points out how this is specifically because Google uses a deprecated, older version of a standard that only Chrome supports. It’s absolutely not a question of Firefox or Edge being “just slower,” it is a question of using a feature that is literally only implemented in Chrome and that other browsers have agreed not to implement.
- squirrelicus 8y agoThanks for the correction. Clearly I should not have skimmed so lightly.
- detaro 8y agoAnd the current version of the standard also isn't implemented in Firefox yet, so using that would change nothing?
- dblohm7 8y agoIt is implemented behind a preferred ATM, IIRC