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Don't many modern web standards start off with a single browser experimenting and implementing something? This seems like a common criticism when it comes to ne
by AgentME 4y ago
Don't many modern web standards start off with a single browser experimenting and implementing something? This seems like a common criticism when it comes to new features that's disconnected from the reality of how web standards are made. If I remember right, proposals can't even progress to being considered a web standard by the standards groups until after multiple browsers have implemented it.
- dmitriid 4y ago> Don't many modern web standards start off with a single browser experimenting and implementing something Yes. Key word: experiment > new features that's disconnected from the reality of how web standards are made Ah yes. Disconnected from reality in which... a standard is not a standard until all parties agree on it, and there are at least two independent implementations before the standard is considered safe to move from experimentation stage. No-no. We live in a new reality where Google couldn't care less about the process and release features with full disregard of any of that.
- AgentME 4y agoIs there anything controversial with WebTransport? I don't understand where you're coming from.