Comment by calcifer
1 year ago
That's not relevant. Chrome has the most market share, so its decisions become de facto standards. What happens in some fork by a 2 men crew doesn't matter.
1 year ago
That's not relevant. Chrome has the most market share, so its decisions become de facto standards. What happens in some fork by a 2 men crew doesn't matter.
The cancellation of the web integrity api is evidence against this claim.
How? Which 2 men crew (temporarily) defeated that API?
The claim I am referring to is clearly that Google's decisions become de facto standards.
Your claim that the web integrity API is only temporarily cancelled has no evidence supporting it.