> The whole point of the HTML standard is to make sure that all browser render the same. If that's the case, why is Webkit turning into IE6 on mobile? Apple is

> The whole point of the HTML standard is to make sure that all browser render the same. If that's the case, why is Webkit turning into IE6 on mobile? Apple is totally at fault. > even if Apple eventually lifted the restriction, you want to be ready that day Better stop all work on Linux, Microsoft might release their kernel as GPL someday and all this work is being wasted. See, it works for silly things too. Why should Mozilla be at the whims of Apple? As for the straining resources, focusing on yet another product also affects me. Thunderbird has been left to rot, and while I don't really resent it because the Boot2Gecko project is very interesting, you can't just say that Mozilla should maintain a separate fork with WebKit because Apple says so. What if Microsoft does the same thing in the future, should they just fork it a third time?