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Alternately, the technically savvy users understand that allowing Google's control of Blink to replace open standards with whatever implementation details Googl
by GeekyBear 3y ago
Alternately, the technically savvy users understand that allowing Google's control of Blink to replace open standards with whatever implementation details Google prefers is to be avoided at all costs.
It's just a repeat of the IE 6 debacle.
- Finnucane 3y agoYes, which took years and years to resolve. And only because in the end developers refused to play along. If the people creating web sites decide collectively to support only open standards, then Google has less leverage. It kinda worked with Amp, so it's not impossible.
- GeekyBear 3y agoGiven Google leveraging their control of the browser to go to war against ad blockers, I would expect to see movement much more quickly this time.