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It’s not pointless semantic handwringing. I was specifically responding to this: > I think removing persistent storage and the ability to add websites to the h
by JimDabell 3y ago
It’s not pointless semantic handwringing. I was specifically responding to this:
> I think removing persistent storage and the ability to add websites to the home screen makes it obvious what their strategy is.
Inferring their motives from a policy change that hasn’t taken place is pointless.
This would have been a reasonable thing to say:
> I think removing the ability to add websites to the home screen makes it obvious what their strategy is.
Specifically referring to the removal of persistent storage as if it were a policy change they are currently enacting is counterfactual.
- rezonant 3y agoThe argument is pedantic.