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I find it funny how people try to declare H265 a winner when it will most likely never land in Chrome or Firefox. Safari has its user base, especially on mobile
by dindresto 6y ago
I find it funny how people try to declare H265 a winner when it will most likely never land in Chrome or Firefox. Safari has its user base, especially on mobile, sure. But it will never gain any momentum on the web until Chrome supports it. Which will never happen, as Google fully stands behind AV1.
- CharlesW 6y ago> …it will never gain any momentum on the web until Chrome supports it. Which will never happen… That's what everyone said about Chrome and H.264, too. As it stands, Chrome has supported H.264 for over a decade. https://caniuse.com/mpeg4 https://caniuse.com/mpeg4 Happily, Google's ability to simply declare new standards only goes so far.