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I believe that quotation is just saying that Firefox uses SQLite to store some of its internal state, not that it has an API to interact with general SQLite dat
by quietbritishjim 8y ago
I believe that quotation is just saying that Firefox uses SQLite to store some of its internal state, not that it has an API to interact with general SQLite databases.
- virtualwhys 8y ago> not that it has an API to interact with general SQLite databases Well, it did, but they removed it, and in fact spearheaded the movement to deprecate WebSQL circa 2010...when Firefox had significant marketshare. Chrome and Safari still, 10 years later, ship with WebSQL support, which makes it pretty clear which side of the fence they're on.