> I can't think about a case that WebKit "bosses" won't like a change from another party, but that might happen. Such things already happened, for example Goog

> I can't think about a case that WebKit "bosses" won't like a change from another party, but that might happen. Such things already happened, for example Google wanted to add changes to WebKit to support another VM in the browser (for Dart). Apple devs blocked the attempt for technical reasons, but some speculate political ones were relevant as well.