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While I somewhat agree with you're comment, however you're not addressing the fact that Google is using this to push their web browser Chrome.
by j_col 14y ago
While I somewhat agree with you're comment, however you're not addressing the fact that Google is using this to push their web browser Chrome.
- jerf 14y agoHere's me addressing it: I don't care. They aren't locking other browsers out (my FF 11 on Linux is working adequately). They're going to market regardless, I'd rather see things like this than raw ads. I assume you never use Google since they just use search to push their ads?
- j_col 14y agoWell it seems that Google seemed to care enough to change it: https://twitter.com/__DavidFlanagan/status/205420073043755010 https://twitter.com/__DavidFlanagan/status/20542007304375501... Kudos to Google for fixing this.
- deelowe 14y agoAs long as those features are standards compliant, I'm fine with it. This type of competition is a good thing (tm). It pushes the web forward.