January 2011
1 post
Ars Technica feels Google's stance on H.264 is... →
Peter Bright writes:
If openness is so important that Google is willing to remove features from Chrome, there is no way that the company should be shipping Flash in Chrome.
Other features, too, should be culled. Chrome (currently) supports MP3 and AAC audio when used with HTML5’s <audio> tag. Both of these compression algorithms are patent-encumbered, and neither is...