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By Chris Crum Google announced today that it is retiring Chrome Frame, its way of "chrome-ifying Internet Explorer". It was a way to let developers get around the not-modern-enough IE of 2009. The plug-in left beta in 2011. Apparently Google considers Microsoft's browser to be modern enough now so that there is no longer a need for Chrome Frame. In a post on Google's Chromium blog, Chrome engineer Robert Shield writes: The main goal of the Chromium project has always been to help unlock the potential of the open web. We work closely with the industry to standardize, implement and evangelize web technologies that help enable completely new types of experiences, and push the leading edge of the web platform forward. Click to continue |
