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No, technically the issue that was supposedly the straw that broke the camel's back was simply placing a transparent div on top of the video. That is not an ent
by revelio 3y ago
No, technically the issue that was supposedly the straw that broke the camel's back was simply placing a transparent div on top of the video. That is not an entirely unreasonable thing to do on a video player that supports overlays captions and other features. The reality is it didn't really make any sense to develop a competing browser from scratch when they could simply fork Chrome instead.
- azangru 3y ago> it didn't really make any sense to develop a competing browser from scratch I don't think they were doing it from scratch. Their scratch happened all the way back.