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Why not? Chromium is open source and uses webkit which has wide adoption. An eggshell wrapped around a yolk certainly is very egg-like.
by chapium 8y ago
Why not? Chromium is open source and uses webkit which has wide adoption. An eggshell wrapped around a yolk certainly is very egg-like.
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- Dylan16807 8y agoAn egg is made out of shell and white and yolk. That does not make the shell itself an egg. Microsoft is promising to make a shell, and to not make anything else.
- chapium 8y agoThe problem I have with this description is you could describe any software that has a renderer thats separate from the UI like this. Perhaps in Java if we had an egg, we could, import egg.yolk; import egg.whites; import egg.shell; Egg fakeEgg = new Egg(brown);
- Dylan16807 8y agoWhich ones do you develop? The whole thing is a browser. But Microsoft isn't developing a browser. The rendering engine, javascript engine, network handling, almost all the important input handling, all the things that make it a web browser, they're coming from someone else. And that source has a default shell too. Remember that the baseline is questioning whether IE counts as a legitimate browser. If you're even slightly unsure about IE, then "shell around chromium" has to be far far on the no side of the line.