Hello Blink
It’s great to be able to talk publicly about Blink, the new engine that will power Opera’s browsers (disclosure: my employer, but this is a personal post) and Chrome henceforth. I know a lot of people worried that there would be less diversity on the Web once Opera Presto was retired, and the forking of WebKit into Blink restores that balance. Opera will be contributing to Blink in future.
[added 22:46 UK time] My boss, Lars Erik Bolstad, said on Opera’s behalf: “Our ambition is to contribute Opera’s browser engine expertise to Blink, ranging from the implementation of new web standards to improvements in existing code.”
My personal feeling (not representing my employer, wife, children or hamster) is that Blink has a lot of promise for the Web. Its architecture allows for greater speed – something that Opera and Google have long focused on. When browsers are fast and interoperable, using the web as a platform becomes more competitive against native app development. I also hope that it’s easier for smaller players and even individuals to contribute to the new rendering engine, with a more transparent gatekeeping process: “Our goal is for anyone to be able to participate, regardless of organizational affiliation.”
It’s also great that there will be no more vendor prefixes in Blink (only legacy ones inherited from WebKit that will be removed or dropped where possible). Vendor prefixes were like Morrissey’s solo career: on paper, a good idea – but in reality, a horrible mess.
So, hello Blink. With Presto remaining in the wild until 2020, and Firefox’s co-incidental announcement today that it’s collaborating with Samsung on two early stage projects to build a new rendering engine called Servo, diversity on the Web has never looked healthier, and interoperability never (er) interoperabler.
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[…] Bruce Lawson confirms that the Norwegian browser vendor would also use and contribute to Blink. Lawson writes, “Blink […]
@Ben
And why would Bruce be less eligible to criticize Morrissey than you and I?
“Allow generated content to be selectable and copy pasteable. “
Noticed that on their faq on the fork.
[…] Opera and Chrome are now moving to Blink Blink – The Chromium Projects Reply With Quote […]
Opera’s decision makes a hell of a lot more sense now. As a Webkit contributor, they’d have just been one more cook in what was already very a crowded and rather acrimonious kitchen. I’m excited to see what Google and Opera devs can come up with collaborating on Blink.
All that aside, Morrissey’s solo career may have had its ups and downs, but without it we’d never have had Suedehead or Everyday is like Sunday, and the world would be a much worse place for that alone.
[…] and just in case you were worried that this means everyone is in their own camp, Opera is coming along for the ride, too. One spokesperson said that "Our ambition is to contribute Opera’s browser engine […]
[…] A Opera também anunciou que irá adotar o Blink em seus […]
[…] Did you miss the Mozilla/Samsung partnership? Or maybe you didn’t notice that Opera moved too Webkit in February. No wait! OPERA SWITCHES TO BLINK […]
Gotta disagree with you on the vendor prefixes. With a vendor prefix, I could “opt in” on a per browser basis. In other words, if I didn’t like the way a particular browser was handling something – or, due to it lacking support for another property in that browser, the aesthetic of the design might suffer, I could choose not to serve that browser the specific feature.
But if the browser vendor now decides via a flag, it leaves me as the developer with no ability to single out a browser for an alternate presentation – without resorting to JS, of course.
Additionally, we could argue that it will take longer for things to make their way into browsers now, because, without prefixes, the syntax must be completely, utterly, irreversibly written in stone before it’s turned on. With prefixes, we “knew” it might change in the final version of the syntax, but that the prefixed version would continue to work.
[…] Google has announced that they will be moving away from WebKit in favor of their own rendering engine—“Blink”—in future versions of Chrome, and Opera is following suit. […]
[…] o WebKit. Mas, mais do que o WebKit, aparentemente o navegador vai usar o Blink. Em um post em seu blog pessoal, Bruce Lawson, empregado da empresa, dá as boas-vindas à engine e diz que ela estará no browser. E, ao […]
With a vendor prefix, I could “opt in” on a per browser basis. In other words, if I didn’t like the way a particular browser was handling something – or, due to it lacking support for another property in that browser, the aesthetic of the design might suffer, I could choose not to serve that browser the specific feature.
But if the browser vendor now decides via a flag, it leaves me as the developer with no ability to single out a browser for an alternate presentation – without resorting to JS, of course.
Shouldn’t the point be to ask the browser what it supports and then adapt your layout to the answer and not the browser?
[…] No blog oficial do Chromium, o Google se compromete a colaborar com outros navegadores para manter a compatibilidade com os padrões web. Todos os detalhes sobre o Blink estão disponíveis neste documento. O Opera, que já havia anunciado a mudança para o WebKit, também passará a usar o Blink. […]
[…] Looks like Opera will be using Blink, not WebKit, as originally […]
[…] o WebKit. Mas, mais do que o WebKit, aparentemente o navegador vai usar o Blink. Em um post em seu blog pessoal, Bruce Lawson, empregado da empresa, dá as boas-vindas à engine e diz que ela estará no browser. E, ao […]
[…] Lawson, of Opera fame, has published a report on his personal blog, stating “Our ambition is to contribute Opera?s browser engine expertise to Blink, ranging […]
[…] [Fuente Google Blog de Desarrolladores – Bruce Lawson Blog] […]
[…] Update: Actually, what Opera announced was that it was moving to Chromium. And that means that since Google is switching to Blink, Opera is too. […]
[…] motor de código abierto basado en Webkit, una noticia que ya está afectando a otros navegadores (Opera acaba de comentar que también usará […]
[…] 刚切换至WebKit内核的Opera会作何感想？Opera的Bruce Lawson在博客中说"Opera浏览器会用Blink引擎"，并且“会为Blink社区做贡献”。 […]
[…] [Fuente Google Blog de Desarrolladores – Bruce Lawson Blog] […]
[…] A Opera Software também vai usar o Blink em vez do WebKit mainstream da […]
Can we please stay on topic about the Morrissey comment?
[…] motor de código abierto basado en Webkit, una noticia que ya está afectando a otros navegadores (Opera acaba de comentar que también usará […]
[…] “I know a lot of people worried that there would be less diversity on the Web once Opera Presto was retired, and the forking of WebKit into Blink restores that balance,” Opera’s Bruce Lawson said in a blog post. […]
[…] ส่วน Opera ที่เพิ่งประกาศจะย้ายมาใช้ WebKit มาเมื่อไม่นานก็ออกมาแสดงความคิดเห็นว่า Opera จะร่วมพัฒนาและย้ายไปใช้ Blink ในอนาคต […]
[…] Google has announced that they will be moving away from WebKit in favor of their own rendering engine—“Blink”—in future versions of Chrome, and Opera is following suit. […]
[…] 今日はすごい日です。 まずは、GoogleがWebKitをフォークして新たなレンダリングエンジンBlinkを開発すると発表しました。 互換性には最大限の配慮を行いつつ、よりクリーンなコードベース、Chromeのマルチプロセスアーキテクチャに最適化されたエンジンを開発するのが目的のようです。 今後のChromiumはBlinkをベースとして開発が行われますし、Chromiumをベースとして開発されるOperaも、Blinkを採用するのは間違いなさそうです。 （OperaのBruce Lawsonさんの記事より Hello Blink） […]
[…] “I know a lot of people worried that there would be less diversity on the Web once Opera Presto was retired, and the forking of WebKit into Blink restores that balance,” Opera’s Bruce Lawson said in a blog post. […]
[…] "I know a lot of people worried that there would be less diversity on the Web once Opera Presto was retired, and the forking of WebKit into Blink restores that balance," Opera's Bruce Lawson said in a blog post. […]
[…] “I know a lot of people worried that there would be less diversity on the Web once Opera Presto was retired, and the forking of WebKit into Blink restores that balance,” Opera’s Bruce Lawson said in a blog post. […]
[…] “I know a lot of people worried that there would be less diversity on the Web once Opera Presto was retired, and the forking of WebKit into Blink restores that balance,” Opera’s Bruce Lawson said in a blog post. […]
[…] “I know a lot of people worried that there would be less diversity on the Web once Opera Presto was retired, and the forking of WebKit into Blink restores that balance,” Opera’s Bruce Lawson said in a blog post. […]
[…] “I know a lot of people worried that there would be less diversity on the Web once Opera Presto was retired, and the forking of WebKit into Blink restores that balance,” Opera’s Bruce Lawson said in a blog post. […]
[…] “I know a lot of people worried that there would be less diversity on the Web once Opera Presto was retired, and the forking of WebKit into Blink restores that balance,” Opera’s Bruce Lawson said in a blog post. […]
[…] “I know a lot of people worried that there would be less diversity on the Web once Opera Presto was retired, and the forking of WebKit into Blink restores that balance,” Opera’s Bruce Lawson said in a blog post. […]
I do realize you are speaking here in a personal capacity, but are there any public statements from your hamster that you can quote? I would like an insight into what the rodent-geek community feels about this as well.
[…] looks as though other browser manufacturers could be ready to adopt Blink with Jeff Lawson from Opera advising that ‘My boss, Lars Erik Bolstad, said on Opera’s […]
[…] looks as though other browser manufacturers could be ready to adopt Blink with Jeff Lawson from Opera advising that ‘My boss, Lars Erik Bolstad, said on Opera’s […]
[…] “I know a lot of people worried that there would be less diversity on the Web once Opera Presto was retired, and the forking of WebKit into Blink restores that balance,” Opera’s Bruce Lawson said in a blog post. […]
The removal of vendor prefixes is a great thing! It’s been getting to ridiculous levels of repetition for every new feature having up to 4 prefixes and the actual default value as well.
I really look forward to what comes from the Blink project. I’d also like to know your hamsters official stance on the subject. 😉
[…] “I know a lot of people worried that there would be less diversity on the Web once Opera Presto was retired, and the forking of WebKit into Blink restores that balance,” Opera’s Bruce Lawson said in a blog post. […]
[…] уже анонсировала переезд на Blink, скорее всего так же сделают и остальные […]
[…] an den Wechsel von Opera auf die Engine WebKit? Opera wird nicht das ursprüngliche WebKit nutzen, sondern ebenfalls an Blink […]
[…] Bruce Lawson from Opera told that Opera’s new browsers will […]
I hope this wil lead to something good, and not just mess things like Maeomo + intel’s linux (well bad example). Hope olso that opera will brilk browser for Windows Phone platform. It needs browser as speed as blink of an eye.. 😉
[…] is that Opera is going with them and will also use Blink in the future. So that leaves WebKit more or less alone […]
Will Opera Mini use Blink?
@Alex. @KirkBeard
I believe the hamster’s opinion is already vividly expressed at the bottom of this very page. 🙂
(IOW, scroll down)
[…] “I know a lot of people worried that there would be less diversity on the Web once Opera Presto was retired, and the forking of WebKit into Blink restores that balance,” Opera’s Bruce Lawson said in a blog post. […]
[…] “I know a lot of people worried that there would be less diversity on the Web once Opera Presto was retired, and the forking of WebKit into Blink restores that balance,” Opera’s Bruce Lawson said in a blog post. […]
[…] “I know a lot of people worried that there would be less diversity on the Web once Opera Presto was retired, and the forking of WebKit into Blink restores that balance,” Opera’s Bruce Lawson said in a blog post. […]
[…] “I know a lot of people worried that there would be less diversity on the Web once Opera Presto was retired, and the forking of WebKit into Blink restores that balance,” Opera’s Bruce Lawson said in a blog post. […]
[…] “I know a lot of people worried that there would be less diversity on the Web once Opera Presto was retired, and the forking of WebKit into Blink restores that balance,” Opera’s Bruce Lawson said in a blog post. […]
[…] – https://www.brucelawson.co.uk/2013/hello-blink/ (technically an unofficial notification but Mr Lawson is official enough for […]
[…] Presto rendering engine also announced its move to WebKit. Interestingly, Bruce Lawson from Opera disclosed that Opera’s new browsers will also be based on […]
[…] o WebKit. Mas, mais do que o WebKit, aparentemente o navegador vai usar o Blink. Em um post em seu blog pessoal, Bruce Lawson, empregado da empresa, dá as boas-vindas à engine e diz que ela estará no browser. E, ao […]
[…] θα δημιουργηθεί ένα εντελώς νέο project. Πέρα από τον Chrome, πιστεύεται πως και ο Opera θα χρησιμοποιεί τη νέα […]
[…] stattdessen möchte Google jene offenbar nach und nach integrieren. Opera hat bereits angekündigt, dass Opera ebenfalls Blink nutzen wird – was keiner aktiven Entscheidung bedurfte, schließlich basiert Opera ab Version 14 schlichtweg […]
[…] su motor de navegación Presto en favor de WebKit.Parece que Opera también adoptará Blink, y no el WebKit. Blink será utilizado tanto en su versión para dispositivos […]
[…] Presto rendering engine also announced its move to WebKit. Interestingly, Bruce Lawson from Opera disclosed that Opera’s new browsers will also be based on […]
[…] Opera’s recent move away from Presto was not to WebKit, but to Chromium (including the V8 JavaScript engine) so they’ll be moving to Blink as well (confirmed by Bruce Lawson). […]
[…] dass kürzlich seiner eigenen Engine Presto den Laufpass gab und zu WebKit wechselte, wird laut Opera Web Evangelist Bruce Lawson künftig Blink verwenden und auch zu dessen Weiterentwicklung […]
[…] Apple declined to comment for this story. Opera Software, which scrapped its own Presto engine and adopted Google’s Chromium version of WebKit, will use and contribute to Blink, according to Opera Web evangelist Bruce Lawson. […]
[…] […]
[…] Framework which makes it easy to use the engine in other projects. This includes Opera, which is now a Blink partner, and Adobe, which uses Chromium for its Brackets code editor and associated […]
[…] In einem ersten Schritt werde man in Blink die WebKit-Codebasis bereinigen, um Komplexität herauszunehmen und die Anfälligkeit für Bugs zu vermindern. Zukünftig habe man aber auch vor, experimentellere Features auszuprobieren, was vorher nicht möglich war. Unter Umständen entwickle sich Blink mittelfristig in eine gänzlich andere Richtung als WebKit. Der norwegische Browser-Hersteller Opera, der sich erst kürzlich WebKit, genauer gesagt Chromium, für die meisten eigenen Browser-Projekte zugewandt hatten, kündigte an, Googles Bemühungen bei Blink zu unterstützen. […]
[…] Looks like Opera is going to use Blink too. […]
[…] Hello Blink (Bruce Lawson) […]
[…] Presto rendering engine also announced its move to WebKit. Interestingly, Bruce Lawson from Opera disclosed that Opera’s new browsers will also be based on […]
[…] and just in case you were worried that this means everyone is in their own camp, Opera is coming along for the ride, too. One spokesperson said that “Our ambition is to contribute Opera’s browser engine […]
[…] Presto rendering engine also announced its move to WebKit. Interestingly, Bruce Lawson from Opera disclosed that Opera’s new browsers will also be based on […]
[…] намерении перейти к использованию движка Blink, уже заявила компания Opera, находящаяся в процессе миграции на WebKit с […]
[…] and just in case you were worried that this means everyone is in their own camp, Opera is coming along for the ride, too. One spokesperson said that “Our ambition is to contribute Opera’s browser engine […]
[…] recently announced it would be switching to WebKit, but Bruce Lawson, an Opera employee, confirmed it will actually use Blink. Hopefully, there won’t be too much extra work (ideally none) to […]
[…] once Opera Presto was retired, and the forking of WebKit into Blink restores that balance,” writes Opera’s Bruce Lawson in a personal blog […]
As much as I agree on most of your opinions on web development and browsers, I cannot disagree more on Morrissey. His solo career is full of Smiths-quality songs!!
I am the last of the famooooooous…
[…] contributors to the WebKit engine that Safari uses. However, Opera evangelist, Bruce Lawson has confirmed on his blog that the Opera browser will be moving from WebKit to Blink, and will obviously become a contributor […]
[…] która niedawno zapowiedziała przesiadkę na silnik WebKit. Okazuje się, że Opera będzie podążać za tym co zaproponuje Google, to znaczy, że również będzie korzystać […]
[…] According to Opera’s Bruce Lawson, “a lot of people were worried that there would be less diversity on the Web once Opera Presto was retired, and the forking of WebKit into Blink restores that balance.”. Guess we will have to wait and see. […]
[…] Apple declined to criticism for this story. Opera Software, that scrapped a possess Presto engine and adopted Google’s Chromium chronicle of WebKit, will use and minister to Blink, according to Opera Web preacher Bruce Lawson. […]
[…] This has already tempted Opera to adopt Blink. […]
[…] and just in case you were worried that this means everyone is in their own camp, Opera is coming along for the ride, too. One spokesperson said that “Our ambition is to contribute Opera’s browser engine […]
[…] Google has announced that they will be moving away from WebKit in favor of their own rendering engine—“Blink”—in future versions of Chrome, and Opera is following suit. […]
Carles knows!
…. international playboys
[…] This has already tempted Opera to adopt Blink. […]
[…] This has already tempted Opera to adopt Blink. […]
[…] This has already tempted Opera to adopt Blink. […]
[…] to create a new browser engine called Servo, built on Rust. Opera, meanwhile, announced that it too would shift to Blink (rather than […]
[…] to create a new browser engine called Servo, built on Rust. Opera, meanwhile, announced that it too would shift to Blink (rather than […]
[…] to create a new browser engine called Servo, built on Rust. Opera, meanwhile, announced that it too would shift to Blink (rather than […]
[…] Google’s decision, but Bruce Lawson, an open web standard evangelist for the company, said on his personal blog that “Opera will be contributing to Blink” in the future. If Opera does indeed follow suit, […]
[…] to create a new browser engine called Servo, built on Rust. Opera, meanwhile, announced that it too would shift to Blink (rather than […]
[…] to create a new browser engine called Servo, built on Rust. Opera, meanwhile, announced that it too would shift to Blink (rather than […]
[…] Google anunció que dejará de usar WebKit como su motor de renderización en Chrome. Para reemplazarlo creará su propio motor, llamado “Blink”, que nace de un fork del propio WebKit. La medida busca acelerar el desarrollo de Chrome al reducir su complejidad, asegura Google. En el trabajo también estará involucrado Opera, que “contribuirá a Blink en el futuro” ya que éste será “el nuevo motor que impulse a los navegadores de Opera”, señaló Bruce Lawson, de la firma noruega. […]
[…] This has already tempted Opera to adopt Blink. […]
[…] No blog oficial do Chromium, o Google se compromete a colaborar com outros navegadores para manter a compatibilidade com os padrões web. Todos os detalhes sobre o Blink estão disponíveis neste documento. O Opera, que já havia anunciado a mudança para o WebKit, também passará a usar o Blink. […]
[…] Google anunció que dejará de usar WebKit como su motor de renderización en Chrome. Para reemplazarlo creará su propio motor, llamado “Blink”, que nace de un fork del propio WebKit. La medida busca acelerar el desarrollo de Chrome al reducir su complejidad, asegura Google. En el trabajo también estará involucrado Opera, que “contribuirá a Blink en el futuro” ya que éste será “el nuevo motor que impulse a los navegadores de Opera”, señaló Bruce Lawson, de la firma noruega. […]
[…] Blink también formará la base del navegador Opera, de acuerdo con lo manifestado por la compañía. […]
[…] This has already tempted Opera to adopt Blink. […]
[…] Google anunció que dejará de usar WebKit como su motor de renderización en Chrome. Para reemplazarlo creará su propio motor, llamado “Blink”, que nace de un fork del propio WebKit. La medida busca acelerar el desarrollo de Chrome al reducir su complejidad, asegura Google. En el trabajo también estará involucrado Opera, que “contribuirá a Blink en el futuro” ya que éste será “el nuevo motor que impulse a los navegadores de Opera”, señaló Bruce Lawson, de la firma noruega. […]
[…] features will require developers to enable them in the browser’s options page. And Opera has announced that it will be tracking and contributing to Blink. Back when it announced that it was switching to […]
[…] no código existente”, disse Lars Erik, de acordo com uma publicação no blog de Bruce […]
[…] Google anunció que dejará de usar WebKit como su motor de renderización en Chrome. Para reemplazarlo creará su propio motor, llamado “Blink”, que nace de un fork del propio WebKit. La medida busca acelerar el desarrollo de Chrome al reducir su complejidad, asegura Google. En el trabajo también estará involucrado Opera, que “contribuirá a Blink en el futuro” ya que éste será “el nuevo motor que impulse a los navegadores de Opera”, señaló Bruce Lawson, de la firma noruega. […]
Bruce wrote: “With Presto remaining in the wild until 2020 ….”
What exactly does that mean?
[…] وأن أشرنا، لم تلبث Opera يوما، لتعلن ولاءها لمشروع Chromium، وأكدت أنها ستلحق […]
[…] Opera, care de asemenea au renunțat la Webkit, lucru anunțat pe blogul personal de către Bruce Lawson. Chiar dacă Safari, navigator creat de Apple, va rămâne pe Webkit, balanța motoarelor grafice […]
[…] Selain itu beberapa waktu yang lalu ada kabar dari Opera bahwa mereka akan meninggalkan Presto dan beralih ke WebKit. Hari ini diumumkan bahwa Opera akan menggunakan Blink: “It’s great to be able to talk publicly about Blink, the new engine that will power Opera’s browsers (…) and Chrome henceforth. I know a lot of people worried that there would be less diversity on the Web once Opera Presto was retired, and the forking of WebKit into Blink restores that balance. Opera will be contributing to Blink in future.” [Bruce Lawson] […]
[…] “I know a lot of people worried that there would be less diversity on the Web once Opera Presto was retired, and the forking of WebKit into Blink restores that balance,” Opera’s Bruce Lawson said in a blog post. […]
[…] about Google’s new rendering engine. “Blink has a lot of promise for the Web”, Lawson wrote in a blog post. “Its architecture allows for greater speed – something that Opera and Google […]
[…] Opera has recently announced its switch to Chromium Webkit from Presto. Now that Google plans for Blink as their rendering engine, Opera too agrees with it. […]
[…] Bruce Lawson on Opera’s adoption of Blink […]
[…] Google anunció que dejará de usar WebKit como su motor de renderización en Chrome. Para reemplazarlo creará su propio motor, llamado “Blink“, que nace de un fork del propio WebKit. La medida busca acelerar el desarrollo de Chrome al reducir su complejidad, asegura Google. En el trabajo también estará involucrado Opera, que “contribuirá a Blink en el futuro” ya que éste será “el nuevo motor que impulse a los navegadores de Opera”, señaló Bruce Lawson, de la firma noruega. […]
[…] się angażować w rozwój Blinka, a nie „starego” WebKita. Ujawnił to na swoim blogu Bruce Lawson – pracownik Opera […]
[…] Opera isn’t known for its security, the company has stated that they will be using Blink in their browser, and committing code to it as well. That’s more eyes on the code, and very […]
[…] Google anunció que dejará de usar WebKit como su motor de renderización en Chrome. Para reemplazarlo creará su propio motor, llamado “Blink“, que nace de un fork del propio WebKit. La medida busca acelerar el desarrollo de Chrome al reducir su complejidad, asegura Google. En el trabajo también estará involucrado Opera, que “contribuirá a Blink en el futuro” ya que éste será “el nuevo motor que impulse a los navegadores de Opera”, señaló Bruce Lawson, de la firma noruega. […]
[…] desktop version will not use Webkit for long but if you blinked, you might have missed the […]
[…] Dichiarazioni ufficiali di Bruce Lawson. […]
[…] Presto and replacing its browser core with Chromium, the open-source flavour of Google Chrome, indirectly announced its commitment to the Blink-based flavour of […]
Opera — Thank you for the browser
Browser:
I made Speed Dial, in fact I’m a bit of a lord
If ‘u tell a subject, I’ve probably did it before
Look, I have a talent, a wonderful thing
’cause everyone follows when I’m inventing
I’m so grateful and proud
All I want is to sing it out loud
User:
So I say
Thank you for the browser, features I’m using
Thanks for all the joy they’re bringing
Who can dive without it, I ask in all honesty
What would net be?
Without Presto Engine where are we?
So I say thank you for the browser
For giving it to me
Browser:
Older days, I was a runner, others only could walk
Now they’ve I began to bring long before, I could rock!
User:
And I’ve often wondered, how did it all start?
Who found out that nothing can capture a heart
Like an Opera can?
Well, whoever it was, I’m a fan
So I say
Thank you for the browser, features I’m using
Thanks for all the joy they’re bringing
Who can dive without it, I ask in all honesty
What would net be?
Without good Page Zooming where are we?
So I say thank you for the browser
For giving it to me
I’ve been so lucky, I am the user with golden net
I wanna sing it out to everybody
What a joy, what a pride, what a chance!
So I say
Thank you for the browser, features I’m using
Thanks for all the joy they’re bringing
Who can dive without it, I ask in all honesty
What would net be?
Without decent Text Selection where are we?
So I say thank you for the browser
For giving it to me
Based on ABBA — Thank you for the music
two simple questions:
Will new Opera support NTLM?
Will new Opera support text field Auto-Complete?
[…] features will require developers to enable them in the browser’s options page. And Opera has announced that it will be tracking and contributing to Blink. Back when it announced that it was switching to […]
[…] features will require developers to enable them in the browser’s options page. And Opera has announced that it will be tracking and contributing to Blink. Back when it announced that it was switching to […]
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[…] 以下这段话摘自 Opera 员工 Bruce Lawson 的博客： […]
[…] Opera 会作何感想？Opera 的 Bruce Lawson 在博客中说 “Opera浏览器会用Blink引擎“，并且“会为 Blink […]
[…] Presto and replacing its browser core with Chromium, the open-source flavour of Google Chrome, indirectly announced its commitment to the Blink-based flavour of […]
[…] Presto and replacing its browser core with Chromium, the open-source flavour of Google Chrome, indirectly announced its commitment to the Blink-based flavour of Chromium. Google announces brand new web browser […]
[…] von offenen Web-Standard unter verschiedenen Browser sicherzustellen. Derweil hat auch Opera angekündigt, an Blink mitwirken zu […]
It makes more sense now than it did when Presto went to sit in the departure lounge. In respect of the “restores the balance” bit, I guess it kind of does – except it depends on how well the two companies get along. If one wants to add something and the other has an objection it could get sticky.
p.s. I predicted the WebKit fork on the day of the Presto announcement. Do I win a prize?
[…] will make its web debut in Chrome 28 (and Opera 14). Based on Google’s Blink FAQ and initial announcement, expect Blink to diverge significantly […]
Does Opera have any plan to release the Presto engine to the open source community? I think it would be a great move.
[…] – who has recently announced to switch to WebKit – will instead switch to Blink. Opera developers will actually contribute to the Blink project. This looks like they form a […]
Really, collaborating with Google, the most privacy invasive, copycatting, lame company on the Internet with the worst web browser in the history of the world wide web?
We are just lucky Apple is staying away from this fiasco…
[…] Opera, un browser que recientemente acaba de adoptar a WebKit, también se pasará a Blink. Según lo publicado por su directivo Bruce Lawson, “Opera contribuirá con el desarrollo de Blink en el futuro”. […]
[…] will make its web debut in Chrome 28 (and Opera 14). Based on Google’s Blink FAQ and initial announcement, expect Blink to diverge significantly […]
[…] un super motor estandar para todos los navegadores se ha convertido una utopía. Parece que Opera seguirá el camino de Chrome y también montará […]
[…] This has already tempted Opera to adopt Blink. […]
[…] This has already tempted Opera to adopt Blink. […]
[…] This has already tempted Opera to adopt Blink. […]
[…] This has already tempted Opera to adopt Blink. […]
[…] This has already tempted Opera to adopt Blink. […]
[…] WebKit, e já revelou que deverá seguir o fork do Google, e também passando a utilizar o Blink. Bruce Lawson, em seu blog, explicou que a necessidade do fork veio por conta da sua arquitetura de […]
[…] This has already tempted Opera to adopt Blink. […]
[…] Lots and lots and lots and lots of stuff about Blink! […]
[…] baru bernama Blink yang merupakan modifikasi cabang (fork) dari Webkit. Engine baru ini juga akan digunakan oleh Opera, alih-alih Webkit. Sementara itu, Samsung dan Mozilla juga mengumumkan pengembangan engine baru […]
[…] sí, bueno, que last… no, esperen. Opera anunció que saltarán junto con Google y en vez de webkit, adoptarán Blink, de tal manera que el motor de Opera seguirá siendo el de […]
[…] El nuevo motor Blink será adoptado también por Opera, productora del browser homónimo, según nos relata Bruce Lawson -empleado de la compañía- en su propio blog. […]
[…] Google Abandonarán el engine WebKit para mostrar las páginas en Google Chrome, reemplazándolo por una versión propia denominada Blink. Según los desarrolladores de Google, de esta manera lograrán acelerar el desarrollo de Chrome y reducir su complejidad.Opera, un browser que recientemente acaba de adoptar a WebKit, también se pasará a Blink. Según lo publicado por su directivo Bruce Lawson, “Opera contribuirá con el desarrollo de Blink en el futuro”. […]
[…] Google podjęło decyzję o sforkowaniu silnika HTML WebKit. Blink, jak nazwano nowy projekt, tworzony będzie z myślą o wieloprocesowej architekturze. Deweloperzy WebKita już zaczęli usuwać fragmenty kodu stworzone specjalnie dla przeglądarki Google. Z kolei deweloperzy Opery ogłosili, że ich przeglądarka również będzie korzystać z Blinka. […]
[…] Bruce Lawson […]
[…] will make its web debut in Chrome 28 (and Opera 14). Based on Google’s Blink FAQ and initial announcement, expect Blink to diverge significantly […]
[…] will make its web debut in Chrome 28 (and Opera 14). Based on Google’s Blink FAQ and initial announcement, expect Blink to diverge significantly […]
[…] o WebKit. Mas, mais do que o WebKit, aparentemente o navegador vai usar o Blink. Em um post em seu blog pessoal, Bruce Lawson,empregado da empresa, dá as boas-vindas à engine e diz que ela estará no browser. E, […]
Guys, seriously when you will publish new Opera?
[…] o usunięciu specyficznego kodu Google, dla przeglądarki Chromium. Teraz dowiadujemy się, że Opera zmieni silnik Presto na Blink, natomiast Adobe zapowiedziało oficjalne wsparcie. Oczywiście nie oznacza to porzucenia silników […]
[…] When Opera announced they’re dropping Presto in favor of Webkit, they actually meant Blink (src). […]
[…] “I know a lot of people worried that there would be less diversity on the Web once Opera Presto was retired, and the forking of WebKit into Blink restores that balance,” Opera’s Bruce Lawson said in a blog post. […]
when it’s ready!= Never!!
[…] This has already tempted Opera to adopt Blink. […]
[…] Brucel: Hello Blink […]
[…] Opera, un browser que recientemente acaba de adoptar a WebKit, también se pasará a Blink. Según lo publicado por su directivo Bruce Lawson, “Opera contribuirá con el desarrollo de Blink en el futuro”. […]
[…] reason is that they don’t want to be controlled by Apple what goes into the engine or not. Opera also annouced they will start using this engine. I think this started when Apple did throw out […]
[…] This has already tempted Opera to adopt Blink. […]
[…] 28 den von Google entwickelten Webkit-Ableger Blink nutzt. Opera hatte bereits Anfang April mitgeteilt, zukünftig Blink nutzen zu […]
[…] https://www.brucelawson.co.uk […]
[…] dopo qualche settimana quella per Android. Nel prossimo futuro, inoltre, l’azienda norvegese seguira Google nel fork di Webkit e incorporerà il nuovo engine Blink nel suo […]
[…] revealed last April that it was planning to roll out a Blink-based version of its browser; Google and Mozilla have done […]
[…] revealed last April that it was planning to roll out a Blink-based version of its browser; Google and Mozilla have done […]
[…] will make its web debut in Chrome 28 (and Opera 14). Based on Google’s Blink FAQ and initial announcement, expect Blink to diverge significantly […]
[…] Bruce Lawson on Opera’s adoption of Blink. […]
[…] “I know a lot of people worried that there would be less diversity on the Web once Opera Presto was retired, and the forking of WebKit into Blink restores that balance,” Opera’s Bruce Lawson said in a blog post. […]
You’re the last person who should be criticizing Morrissey, bro.