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Remember that SQLite (the obvious choice) was rejected for browser local storage because there was only one implementation. Would W3C apply the same rule if th
by rswail 6y ago
Remember that SQLite (the obvious choice) was rejected for browser local storage because there was only one implementation.
Would W3C apply the same rule if there was only Chromium?
- zelly 6y agoW3C would cease to be necessary if there were just one browser. That'd be it, end of history, the WWW would now be a Google product served over a Google developed binary protocol (QUIC).
- MR4D 6y agoBut Edge and Opera are built on Chromium as well. So that makes 3 browsers built on Chromium source. If Firefox were as well, would that be bad?