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As someone who has routinely ran into CSS quirks and unsupported features with Safari, I don't really see a problem with "the web" == Chromium, especially if th
by candiddevmike 6y ago
As someone who has routinely ran into CSS quirks and unsupported features with Safari, I don't really see a problem with "the web" == Chromium, especially if the major web players (Apple, Firefox, Google, Microsoft) having an equal stake in the project.
- olliej 6y ago... So you are pro the IE4-6 era? Only google has a stake in chromium - if google wants a feature that feature becomes a "basic web feature". If chrome does something one way, anything else is buggy. That's literally what happened in the IE4-6 era.
- acdha 6y agoI’ve also run into plenty of quirks or bugs in Chrome. That’s not a reason to give up on a browser unless the vendor gives up on it – and it’s especially important to see how many proposals started on Chrome but were substantially improved by working with other browser implementors. The Chrome team are quite good but they’re not perfect and the web benefits from multiple perspectives.