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kortilla on Dec 14, 2023 | parent | context | favorite | on: Google's response to Reptar CPU vulnerability

> Before 2013, the landscape of browsers and browser-like projects were even bleaker than today

What are you talking about? That was the prime of Firefox and browser modification

kccqzy on Dec 14, 2023 [–]

Since GP was talking about dependence on Chromium, I was naturally talking about the dominance of WebKit at that time. WebKit had almost 100% dominance on mobile and ~60% market share on desktop. Of course by then everyone knew that mobile was the future so it was even fine to target just WebKit.

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