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Even though the other browser vendors have positive reaction, note how this follows the same pattern Chrome has followed for over a decade: - scribble on a nap
by troupo 10mo ago
Even though the other browser vendors have positive reaction, note how this follows the same pattern Chrome has followed for over a decade:
- scribble on a napkin (explainer)
- ask others for their position
- ship regardless of position or any outstanding issues
- claim it's a new standard
- breakingcups 10mo agoI'm not familiar with how this process went in this case, the blog post seems to suggest that feedback from other vendors was incorporated. Can you elaborate on the outstanding issues?
- troupo 10mo agoIf you follow the links to browser positions, there are still discussions about various concerns that don't seem to have been addressed.
- cube00 10mo agoExactly, as sites start using this new tag users will see this breaking in the other browsers who will then be "pushed" into the Google way. The line about being open to feedback while they're encouraging sites to start building using this really feels disingenuous. At least they could own their choice that they want to go it alone on this. we're planning to push ahead with our implementation in Chromium, continuing to iterate with your feedback in mind. https://github.com/WebKit/standards-positions/issues/545#issuecomment-3546644007 https://github.com/WebKit/standards-positions/issues/545#iss...