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Or is Firefox willing to compromise on more technologies that aren't yet standardized than WebKit is? Without knowing whether the "standards" being tested are
by darklion 5y ago
Or is Firefox willing to compromise on more technologies that aren't yet standardized than WebKit is?
Without knowing whether the "standards" being tested are actually standards, it's impossible to know.
- imachine1980_ 5y agonot some of the tools are propose or standard some of then from Mozilla foundations and try to be implemented safari tend to implement standard a lot more slow than the other because this isn't the core business, and let browsers do more things and you don´t need to use the app store.
- account42 5y agoFirefox has been copying Chrome for a long time now. Either Mozilla doesn't believe that they have the market share to succesfully challenge those "standards" (I think its the other way around, they keep loosing market share because anyone who wants Chrome uses Chrome) or they don't want to risk their primary funding source. Either way, something being implemented by Firefox does not mean that WebKit has to implement it too.