top | item 2170268 (no title) pedanticfreak | 15 years ago Is Mozilla intentionally trying to create market confusion? It isn't obvious from the name, but this is built on XULRunner and has no relation to Google Chrome. discuss order hn newest jokermatt999|15 years ago Browser "Chrome" has been a term that's been around for ages. The confusion can be blamed on Google, actually. lazylland|15 years ago Yes, but using "Chromeless" after the fact that Chrome is now considered as a browser name is asking for trouble.It could have been a nice code name for the project, though :) load replies (1) mgutz|15 years ago Mozilla has been using the term chrome for a while now (http://www-archive.mozilla.org/xpfe/ConfigChromeSpec.html)."Chrome is the user interface parts of the application window that are outside of a window's content area"The name Chromeless makes sense.
jokermatt999|15 years ago Browser "Chrome" has been a term that's been around for ages. The confusion can be blamed on Google, actually. lazylland|15 years ago Yes, but using "Chromeless" after the fact that Chrome is now considered as a browser name is asking for trouble.It could have been a nice code name for the project, though :) load replies (1)
lazylland|15 years ago Yes, but using "Chromeless" after the fact that Chrome is now considered as a browser name is asking for trouble.It could have been a nice code name for the project, though :) load replies (1)
mgutz|15 years ago Mozilla has been using the term chrome for a while now (http://www-archive.mozilla.org/xpfe/ConfigChromeSpec.html)."Chrome is the user interface parts of the application window that are outside of a window's content area"The name Chromeless makes sense.
jokermatt999|15 years ago
lazylland|15 years ago
It could have been a nice code name for the project, though :)
mgutz|15 years ago
"Chrome is the user interface parts of the application window that are outside of a window's content area"
The name Chromeless makes sense.