Re:Google Begins Testing Extension Manifest V3 in Chrome Canary
by danShumway on Monday November 11, 2019 @08:53PM
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I want to stress that I think 50% is high here, because the default state is that most browsers do basically the same amount of stuff.
If you asked me to make a bet on whether Firefox would be meaningfully better than Chrome on, like, SSL support, I would give that a pretty low probability -- maybe 10% off the top of my head. Because I expect that a year from now nothing drastic is going to happen that would magically make either browser be different from each other on that front.
It's not 50% "one of the two things will happen, flip a coin", it's 50% "we will see a meaningful change from the status quo."
If you asked me to make a bet on whether Firefox would be meaningfully better than Chrome on, like, SSL support, I would give that a pretty low probability -- maybe 10% off the top of my head. Because I expect that a year from now nothing drastic is going to happen that would magically make either browser be different from each other on that front.
It's not 50% "one of the two things will happen, flip a coin", it's 50% "we will see a meaningful change from the status quo."