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My suggestion, though, is different. If NIST has such an approval process, then, Apple/Google/Mozilla/anyone else doesn't have to go through an approval process
by zzo38computer 7y ago
My suggestion, though, is different. If NIST has such an approval process, then, Apple/Google/Mozilla/anyone else doesn't have to go through an approval process, but if they do go through such process then they can put on their product, the sign "Approved by NIST as web browser compliance".
However, I am not so sure that such a thing is even necessary at all. I think the use of the web browser should be reduced in order that this is not necessary.
- scarface74 7y agoYeah because being approved by NIST will carry as much weight to consumers as being W3C compliant...
- jonathankoren 7y agoDo you believe that consumers even know that the W3C exists?
- scarface74 7y agoThat’s kind of my point....