Fwd: Browser market share
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I'm a bit surprised that Chrome is behind Fire Fox. This makes me more interested in asm.js than ever. And MozPhone. And Emscripten. And Rust.
I wish the Dev Tools weren't so opaque. -- Owen
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QUIT BOTHERING ME WITH THIS PISSANT BROWSER DRIVEL! I'm watching Wallander on my Google Chromebook with Netflix running ad an html5 implementation in my Chrome browser. Or at least I would be if you all would quit going on and on and on about javascript, and Mozilla, and wtf else... Thank you. On Thu, Apr 4, 2013 at 3:15 AM, Owen Densmore <[hidden email]> wrote:
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Doug, I can't tell whether you're being serious or not. Though I'm not in a position to act immediately on all the new developments that Owen enthusiastically ferrets out, I value the fact that he's giving us a picture of how very much rich ferment there is right now in the JavaScript/browser world. Something interesting really is happening. Thanks, Owen. Bruce On Wed, Apr 3, 2013 at 9:21 PM, Douglas Roberts <[hidden email]> wrote:
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I agree, Bruce, Wallander is really interesting. In fact, the blond, divorced special investigator is the same actress who played against Blovmqvist in the "Girl With The Dragon Tatooo" series. Good stuff! Plus, I love listening to Swedish. On Apr 3, 2013 9:35 PM, "Bruce Sherwood" <[hidden email]> wrote:
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Doug -
Not to disturb you and Wallander, but here's a browserDrivel question: are you saying Netflix is streaming to your Chromebook without Silverlight? I'd like to "never see Silverlight again"... - Steve
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Bruce -
I think Doug is just enjoying rattling the cage we all (including him) seem to be inhabiting. Otherwise he would not be reading his e-mail while watching Wallander. His delete button (it is established that Doug does not read his mail in a textual mail tool or I'd say "delete key sequence") works as well as anyone's. If he didn't get some kind of kick out of reading "browser drivel" he wouldn't be reading it (and rattling our cage about it)! I'm thankful that Owen (and others in this fold) keep up on these things. I know who to ask when it becomes important to me. Me I'm a Firefox man all the way, though getting Silverlight out of my hair might kick me into Chrome if Doug's allusion to "an html5 implementation" actually implied that I could. I'm starting to doubt. - Steve
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Owen, Yes, Netflix is implemented with HTML5 on the Samsung (ARM) Chromebook. Could you see Google allowing a M$ solution on one of their products? Originally, Google & Netflix were going to implement the app for the cb with NACL, but apparently changed their minds. -Doug On Apr 3, 2013 10:00 PM, "Steve Smith" <[hidden email]> wrote:
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