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I address that in my point: Google deciding what paths developers should use is precisely what I don't want. I'll decide what resources should be discoverable o
by wyattpeak 6y ago
I address that in my point: Google deciding what paths developers should use is precisely what I don't want. I'll decide what resources should be discoverable on my site, not Google. I'll decide what paths should be valid, not Google.
Google has too much power to dictate standards already, and has been quite happy to use that power for their own sake, rather than the good of the user. I'm not interested in giving them any more.
- sorenjan 6y agoMy original point was not about Google specifically, it was about a new feature in browsers in general. I absolutely agree that Google have too much power already. And like I wrote in my first post, the resource discoverability could be handled by the site itself via some manifest file in a standard format, like robots.txt. It wouldn't be dictated by anybody else.