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Yes it does, that's a totally different situation. Edge chose to use Chromium as its engine, Microsoft takes part in its development, they are free to remove or
by agust 4y ago
Yes it does, that's a totally different situation. Edge chose to use Chromium as its engine, Microsoft takes part in its development, they are free to remove or add any component from it, and if ever they wanted to they would be free to fork it and drop it for another engine at any time. None of that is true for WebKit skins on iOS.
- snowwrestler 4y agoMicrosoft were were quite transparent about being forced to adopt Chromium because of the prevalence of Electron apps on Windows.
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- migueldeicaza 4y agoThat wasn’t the reason. Edge could just not compete with chrome, despite throwing hundreds of engineers at the problem. They tried, and tried, and tried. In the end “edge doesn’t work” was just code for “edge is not chromium” Electron was and is still a separate beast, Microsoft doesn’t even need to deal with that: third party developers do, they have to ship the binary.
- snowwrestler 4y agoSeems like you would certainly know! Thanks