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SPDY is an open protocol which has been implemented by Firefox, IE, Opera, and Amazon Silk, and is being used as the basis of the HTTP 2.0 spec. I'm not sure h
by haberman 13y ago
SPDY is an open protocol which has been implemented by Firefox, IE, Opera, and Amazon Silk, and is being used as the basis of the HTTP 2.0 spec. I'm not sure how it could be any more open.
- threeseed 13y agoWhen Google owns a very popular browser and extremely popular websites they are in a unique position to drive the future of the web. Now it's clear with SPDY that they are willing to abuse this position to make defacto standards come into fruition. It's why I will never support any more of these unilateral efforts. Whether something is open or not is irrelevant when in the case of NativeClient every committer works at Google.
- haberman 13y agoWhat about SPDY was "abuse?" How is it any different than asm.js, which is likewise a single-vendor standard that they are pushing other browsers to adopt?