Re:Mozilla's midlife crisis: from web pioneer to Google's we...
by iudqnolq on Sunday October 01, 2023 @06:00PM
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Yes, but generally for completely legitimate reasons.
One example is a tool for flashing code to a embedded device. It's aimed at beginners, so not requiring an install is valuable. It means even kids with locked down Chromebooks can try it out.
But the Firefox teams doesn't like the vibes of a web USB API, so it'll be cheome-only indefinitely.
One example is a tool for flashing code to a embedded device. It's aimed at beginners, so not requiring an install is valuable. It means even kids with locked down Chromebooks can try it out.
But the Firefox teams doesn't like the vibes of a web USB API, so it'll be cheome-only indefinitely.