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Question is for how long. Time to slam the hammer on them.

• hhh 3y ago
  Why not make a better product than slam some metaphorical hammer?
  • mort96 3y ago
    That's not how this works. Firefox is the closest we have, and realistically the closest we will get to a "better product" than Chromium for the foreseeable future, and it's clearly not enough.
    • KingOfCoders 3y ago
      And Firefox does not support the format. Mozilla is the same political company as everyone else.
    • bombcar 3y ago
      The only hammer at all left is Safari, basically on iPhones only. That hammer is very close to going away; if the EU does force Apple to really open the browsers on the iPhone, everything will be Chrome as far as the eye can see in short order. And then we fully enter the chromE6 phase.
  • Certhas 3y ago
    Because "better" products don't magically win.
• caskstrength 3y ago
  What hammer? You want US president or supreme court to compel Chrome developers to implement every image format in existence and every JS API proposed by anyone anywhere? Unless it is some kind of anti-competitive behavior like they intentionally stiffening adoption of standard competing with their proprietary patent-encumbered implementation that they expect to collect royalties for (doesn't seem to be the case), then I don't see the problem.