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They could consider dropping Gecko in favor of Blink, which would save a lot of engineering resources that could be used to implement features instead of web co
by devit 3y ago
They could consider dropping Gecko in favor of Blink, which would save a lot of engineering resources that could be used to implement features instead of web compatibility, and would effectively guarantee that Firefox will be always strictly better than Chrome (since it would be Chrome minus the Google antifeatures plus the Mozilla features).
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- jhaenchen 3y agoWe need more engines not less.
- charcircuit 3y agoYour wants are not necessarily the best business strategy. Basing their browser off Chromium and then innovating off of it could lead to more user value being delivered.