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> adoption of a Google-exclusive technology in browsers that Google's competitors have said they cannot support because it is not truly open no, they aren't su
by magicalist 15y ago
> adoption of a Google-exclusive technology in browsers that Google's competitors have said they cannot support because it is not truly open
no, they aren't supporting it because they think it is a bad idea, which is a very, very different thing.
- azakai 15y agoThey are different, but both are true here, and they are related. It's not truly open because it is not standardized, nor even proposed to be standardized, and it relies on other non-standard technologies (Pepper). Also, it is incompatible with the open web because it is not hardware-independent, which is another type of openness it lacks.