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Yeah, I expected something like that. As the other comment mentions, I'm not sure whether to feel bad about this or not. On the one hand, browser manufacturers
by martin_a 7y ago
Yeah, I expected something like that. As the other comment mentions, I'm not sure whether to feel bad about this or not.
On the one hand, browser manufacturers now "have won" and can do what they like. On the other hand, the W3C always was kind of a toothless tiger, hoping that everybody would do as they say.
Difficult situation, not sure if this will "help the web".
- hungryfoolish 7y ago>On the other hand, the W3C always was kind of a toothless tiger Not really, it was, and still is, a neutral ground for people to discuss and build consensus on what technical standards should be on the web. CSS, ARIA, WCAG and many other stuff are working in the W3C pretty well.