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You’re avoiding my point. What you said: > The spec is still in draft because Apple refuses to let it move forward …is simply untrue. Apple cannot stop it fro
by JimDabell 6mo ago
You’re avoiding my point. What you said:
> The spec is still in draft because Apple refuses to let it move forward
…is simply untrue. Apple cannot stop it from being a standard by refusing to implement it. As long as anybody else is willing to produce a second implementation it can be a standard.
The thing that is preventing it from being a standard is that nobody is willing to do this.
If Apple did not even exist then WebUSB would be no closer at all to being a standard.
- leptons 6mo agoI didn't avoid anything. My first sentence spelled it out: "Apple has provided no alternative, and no suggestions for how to improve the draft. They are not helping advance the draft only for selfish reasons." They prefer to let the spec die, instead of proposing anything that would help it move forward because they are using abusive business tactics to stifle innovation for their own greedy purposes. They simply do not want the web to compete with their app store. It is that simple.