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This has an interesting side-effect: Apple is now left out on it's own with a webkit-based browser. (Yes, I'm ignoring Mozilla at the moment.) It would be nic

by MR4D 8y ago

This has an interesting side-effect: Apple is now left out on it's own with a webkit-based browser. (Yes, I'm ignoring Mozilla at the moment.) It would be nice to see Apple jump in as well, so we'd have a common rendering platform. In my mind, we all have the same network stack (TCP/IP + HTTP + SSL), so why not have this layer too. Microsoft is proving that you can have a lot of standardization, but still get a custom implementation without having to bet the farm.

wodenokoto 8y ago
You are confusing standards with implementations.
- MR4D 8y ago
  My wording wasn't the best, true. But if you look at SSL, at one time there was a bunch of overlap of people using OpenSSL libraries. I was trying to compare to that.