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What you're missing is that Google implementing a "feature" doesn't automatically make it a desirable thing to have. Competing doesn't mean slavishly imitating
by dTal 5y ago
What you're missing is that Google implementing a "feature" doesn't automatically make it a desirable thing to have. Competing doesn't mean slavishly imitating the whims of the market leader, always a step behind.
- akerl_ 5y agoI feel like this is whatever the opposite of tautological is? If Google implements a feature for Chrome and I find it desirable as a user, am I not allowed to say “I wish Safari had this feature”? Why would somebody ever criticize Safari for lacking a feature they don’t desire?