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Not so much anymore, from what I've seen, especially when it comes to standards. Chrome (and chromium) seem much more focused on experimental future features th
by andrewstuart2 12y ago
Not so much anymore, from what I've seen, especially when it comes to standards. Chrome (and chromium) seem much more focused on experimental future features than current or near-future standards.
- olefoo 12y agoThere is also the question of whether Chrome pays a "strategy tax" to Google. Where the interests of the parent company cause some features to be prioritized and others deemphasized.