We're on the same side. But just having a 'standard' is not enough; it needs to fulfill it's purpose in the most useful way.
I'm by no means pro-MS, but they are not abandoning standards, they just proposed one. Google and Mozilla have implemented things their own way for the past half decade before any discussion had started, that doesn't preclude moving to a standard later on.
I'm by no means pro-MS, but they are not abandoning standards, they just proposed one. Google and Mozilla have implemented things their own way for the past half decade before any discussion had started, that doesn't preclude moving to a standard later on.