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Nobody would fork Firefox today, as they are just following Google reimplementing Chromium and as a consequence always behind and catching up, just burning reso
by zzzcpan 7y ago
Nobody would fork Firefox today, as they are just following Google reimplementing Chromium and as a consequence always behind and catching up, just burning resources. While they could fork Chromium themselves and focus instead on features that create an advantage and attract users.
- martius 7y agoWhile I agree that a lot of features from Chrome appear later in Firefox, I don't think it's true for the engine. As an example, asm.js, the technology which became Web Assembly has been invented by Mozilla folks.