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It is quite a racket. I don't believe they set out to actively harm the web and open standards, but when they make _such_ a killing on app store profits, it mus
by montroser 5y ago
It is quite a racket. I don't believe they set out to actively harm the web and open standards, but when they make _such_ a killing on app store profits, it must limit the incentives and motivation to invest in Safari/WebKit
- olliej 5y agoLook at webkit.org and tell me if you see evidence that apple isn’t working on it.
- montroser 5y agoYes, they absolutely _are_ working on it. I appreciate that `gap` is finally supported in the context of `flex`. I appreciate that WKWebView finally supports `getUserMedia`. The compatibility lines in the graphs from TFA are not totally flat, it's true. But still -- Apple, one of most well-resourced companies in the world, lags far behind Mozilla, a modest non-profit.