There are non-Chrome-specific "offline" APIs. Some already found in the wild, and some still exist as specs. Google is free to roll their own and keep it to the

There are non-Chrome-specific "offline" APIs. Some already found in the wild, and some still exist as specs. Google is free to roll their own and keep it to themselves, but I think it's perfectly okay to shame them when they do. It's the same reason I was against ActiveX components in IE. Theres nothing fundamentally wrong with a company pushing things that align with their interests, but there's also nothing wrong with complaining about it like this Tumblr blog does.