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But is every feature in a browser supposed to be standardized? Like, it's against the rules somehow to develop features without asking permission from Apple and

• asadotzler 1y ago
  It's not against the rules, but it is hostile to the web. Forking the web because a company is big enough to do so may sound just dandy to you, but to the rest of us who have spent decades working on interoperability it's a big middle finger.
  • nerdix 1y ago
    Allowing Apple to have a veto on which features are allowed to be added to a browser is even more hostile to the web.
    • JimDabell 1y ago
      Apple doesn’t have a veto. If two independent implementations are required for something to become a web standard, all Google have to do is convince anybody outside of Google to implement their specs, such as Mozilla – who Google pay billions of dollars to. The problem with all of these new specifications is that Google can’t convince anybody to do this, no matter how much money they throw at them. That’s not an Apple veto stopping these things from becoming standards, that’s Google pushing shitty specs.
    • cestith 1y ago
      Your conclusion would be true were your premise true.