On Monday, January 25, 2016 at 4:57:56 PM UTC-5, Brendan Eich wrote: > I'm doing a startup and find myself in a (so far not consequential) > conflict of interest between Mozilla and Brave work. I'm also very short > on time. My roles have become vestigial-to-non-existent over time, so I > think this change won't affect Mozilla-the-project much. I would > appreciate it if someone would make the appropriate excisions to the > module wiki and bugzilla permissions. (I'll keep my bugzilla.m.o login > for now, but I shouldn't have s-s access.) > > As I noted in the Brave FAQ (https://brave.com/FAQ.html), > > > 5. Why aren't you using Mozilla's Gecko engine on laptops? > <https://brave.com/FAQ.html#collapseFive> > > We were, under a partially sandboxed, multi-process architecture called > Graphene. But we did a careful head-to-head comparison and by every > measure, Electron/chromium won. We wish Mozilla well, but as a startup, > we must use all sound leverage available to us. For web compatibility > and in particular Chrome compatibility, this means chromium. > > I wrote this myself and mean every word. Best, > > /be
Is there any publicly available information on the measurements that you concluded Electron/chromium was superior? tx. _______________________________________________ governance mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/governance
