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> We're already at the point where Chrome is the modern day IE 6. [...] As soon as I switch over to Chrome, it works perfectly Well, at least you can switch...
by severino 6y ago
> We're already at the point where Chrome is the modern day IE 6. [...] As soon as I switch over to Chrome, it works perfectly
Well, at least you can switch... for free. In order to install IE6, you had to pay for an operating system license first, and it was only compatible with that OS.
Not that I'm saying that I like the browser monoculture we're heading into. But I think there're still some differences. You can look into Chrome's engine source code. I've yet to see Microsoft releasing the source for Trident or EdgeHTML.