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So we have gone from Google powering the living standard to the prediction that they will be able to dominate it at some hypothetical point in the future. Wel
by cookie_monsta 7y ago
So we have gone from Google powering the living standard to the prediction that they will be able to dominate it at some hypothetical point in the future.
Well, maybe. Who's to say? But if we're theorising, I'd say that Google probably learnt a lot from IE's demise and most likely sees the advantage of making sure that the web dev community at least does not actively hate them.
- Santosh83 7y agoYes but we're talking about end user hostile behaviour from Google. The web dev community will not directly hate them for that...
- cookie_monsta 7y agoI thought we were talking about other browsers "wanting to hold out on some critical feature and finding that they effectively can't if they don't want to see their already minor market share plummet"? Which is kind of a weird thing to be arguing for anyway. If a company wants to innovate isn't that a good thing?