> Sounds great to me! We need more competition in the browser market.
I'm almost certain that a Facebook browser would end up being Chromium with tight Facebook integration and extra-invasive data collection.
If Microsoft made the decision that it was too much work to maintain an independent browser engine and they already had one, I find it highly unlikely that Facebook would come to a different decision, given they're starting even farther behind.
I'm almost certain that a Facebook browser would end up being Chromium with tight Facebook integration and extra-invasive data collection.
If Microsoft made the decision that it was too much work to maintain an independent browser engine and they already had one, I find it highly unlikely that Facebook would come to a different decision, given they're starting even farther behind.