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by nishs
3456 days ago
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Yes. But according to wiki.mozilla.org on WebExtensions [0]: We strive for compatibility to make developers lives easier and are participating in a W3C community group to work on a standard. Although Chrome is by no means obligated to, it would be nice to see a company such as Google—that claims to support openness on the Internet—adopt this more open standard. (That is, "browser.storage.local" instead of "chrome.storage.local"). [0] https://wiki.mozilla.org/WebExtensions/FAQ#Are_they_compatib... |
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