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by troupo
806 days ago
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> shows > paints Exactly. You can show and paint all you want. And then there's reality. > Unclear what specific specs you are trying to throw under the bus here. Almost all the hardware specs (most of which are "not on any standards track", shipped in Chrome), things like Backround Fetch and Background Sync (same). There are also others that Google shipped even before there was consensus and there were glaring issues in the spec (like Constructible Stylesheets) > A lot of people are really offended the web has MIDI & Gyrometer & other support, to the degree that they wouldn't let others enjoy this. To call this a misrepresentation of reality is a gross understatement |
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I'm struggling to see great difficulties in Background Fetch and Background Sync, specs from 6 years ago. WebKit's big fear in their position was that maybe a background fetch for a user who changes networks leaks more data than expected... Ok, maybe, yeah, but also an incredibly tiny corner case that'll affect like 1e-8% of uses.
FUD FUD FUD.
Go read the mailing list folks; figure out for yourself what if anything seems so onerous & terrible about what's happening. By all means, freak out & share if you have concerns. But this looks like a very useful benefit to us all, happening day by day, getting as much consensus and buy in as they can, to me.