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It being part of every browser makes it a defacto standard.
by 0x0nyandesu 5y ago
It being part of every browser makes it a defacto standard.
- lucideer 5y agoIf it were only a defacto standard I'd say they'd be even more justified in deprecation. It is now an actual standard though; I was just pointing out the history and reasoning behind its addition to the current standard. Given its WHATWG policy to define and codify the behaviour of every feature ever added broadly, if we believe no standard should ever be deprecated we'll never be able to deprecate anything at all and be stuck with every bad decision ever made.
- UncleMeat 5y agoAre you equally mad about moves to eliminate cross-origin cookies? That was part of every browser.