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Developing an in-house browser engine is rather expensive. It's a moving target with constant pressure to better rivals. There's a need to patch an infinite num
by sudomal 13y ago
Developing an in-house browser engine is rather expensive. It's a moving target with constant pressure to better rivals. There's a need to patch an infinite number of websites, which don't care that you exist.
I can understand why they switched and focused on value added features.
- tripzilch 13y ago> I can understand why they switched and focused on value added features. But they didn't. They just dropped the browser engine.