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Microsoft stole my Chrome tabs, and it wants yours, too
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This is why I use Firefox.
Firefox still needs to be compatible with the "living standard" as implemented in Chromium, it's how the modern web works 🤷
What do you mean by 'living standard' ?
Google's monopolistic and often asinine implementation of web standards that haven't been fully set in stone by the proper internet oversight groups yet, I'd guess?
Check out the history of WHATWG vs W3C, you might get surprised by which side Mozilla is on, or where did the code for Chromium come from.
It means a standard that changes in a bottom-up way, usually defined by a reference implementation... instead of by organizing worldwide trips to have meetings, workgroups, and committees, who define whatever they pull out of thin air, then expect developers to implement by pointing to a multi-thousand page PDF that nobody knows if it's possible to implement, much less in an efficient way.