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I don't think the government wants to (or possibly is even able to) get involved in defining web standards. Tracking market share seems like the least hands-on
by insanitybit 3y ago
I don't think the government wants to (or possibly is even able to) get involved in defining web standards. Tracking market share seems like the least hands-on way to determine support as it's purely "pull based" - they follow everyone else's lead, they aren't trying to dictate what a "good" browser is.
The government is generally very slow and deliberate about technology recommendations let alone requirements when it comes to generally available software.
- neilv 3y agoThere's been credible international standards since early on. The government can say "use that international standard for government systems, not these (more) proprietary and unstable things".