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Yes, but using "Chromeless" after the fact that Chrome is now considered as a browser name is asking for trouble. It could have been a nice code name for the p
by lazylland 16y ago
Yes, but using "Chromeless" after the fact that Chrome is now considered as a browser name is asking for trouble.
It could have been a nice code name for the project, though :)
- carussell 16y agoIf you think that "Chrome" was chosen for any reason other than a direct reference to the widespread usage of the term with regard to Mozilla, you're crazy; i.e., if you have an agenda to name someone to blame for muddying the waters, pointing the finger at the Chrome team would be far more apropos.