> In typical internet mob fashion Apple doing this is considered doubleplusgood, Google doing it is them being evil and trying to kill the Internet. It wasn't

> In typical internet mob fashion Apple doing this is considered doubleplusgood, Google doing it is them being evil and trying to kill the Internet. It wasn't actually considered good that Apple killed the safariextz format. There were a ton of complaints among Safari users. But of course Safari for Mac has a small marketshare, given its nonexistence on Windows (since Safari for Windows was discontinued in 2012), so it can't kill the Internet. On the other hand, plenty of people think that Apple's browser engine restrictions on iOS are killing the Internet.