Even if Firefox, IE, and Opera halted development today and added no new features, Apple and others on the WebKit team would be working their butts off to make the web richer — because they want it for themselves.
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Well, that’s only “sort of” true. Right now, most smartphones don’t actually support Flash, they just have it announced...
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My pal Neven added...smart thoughts to my earlier bit about WebKit
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