> What happens if SQLite changes the way a feature behaves, even for good reason? The developers aren't beholden to browser devs, so this is within their right.

> What happens if SQLite changes the way a feature behaves, even for good reason? The developers aren't beholden to browser devs, so this is within their right. Actually, we are beholden to application developers of all types. It's part of the SQLite social contract. SQLite does not change in incompatible ways. New features are added, performance is enhanced, but we work hard to not break any of the millions and millions of diverse applications that use SQLite.