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Your argument is that Google couldn't possibly have written their own web engine and browser at a time when Firefox and IE were the alternative options?
by jpc0 2y ago
Your argument is that Google couldn't possibly have written their own web engine and browser at a time when Firefox and IE were the alternative options?
- opan 2y agoI'm simply saying that they didn't, and thus they did have to "open" it, or rather keep it "open".
- jpc0 2y agoI would argue they didn't have to "open" it at all, they could have just built up from scratch. However they chose to do it in the open, side benefit they also got to use a ton of preexisting code.