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So they can retire a complete feature, reducing complexity.
by ygra 12y ago
So they can retire a complete feature, reducing complexity.
- fixermark 12y agoExactly. The ideal future isn't one where only advanced users have access to NPAPI; it's one where the browser doesn't support NPAPI at all, and (among other things) Chrome no longer has to have a big pile of special support to launch NPAPIs in their own separate process and transparently pipe all the important bits to and from the browser's process.
- drvortex 12y agoIt's exactly that kind of thinking that worked so brilliantly for Firefox, isn't it?