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Without it being an established W3C standard I think it would be disingenuous to integrate it into the browser. Despite its obvious benefits, it would feel lik
by Zikes 13y ago
Without it being an established W3C standard I think it would be disingenuous to integrate it into the browser. Despite its obvious benefits, it would feel like they're using their browser as a platform to push other products. Until it saw widespread adoption I think implementing it as a browser extension/add-on would be more appropriate.
- pekk 13y agoThe implementation of Firefox contains countless things which are not W3C standards.
- judk 13y agoWhere do you think new standards come from?
- 21echoes 13y agow3c standards are for what gets rendered by Gecko. The browser itself has many things that do not involve w3c at all (search box, bookmarks, sync, etc.)
- tommorris 13y agoIdentity standards are a long and depressing history of failure and mental masturbation. Waiting for the W3C to fix this means you'll be waiting a long while.