Nice to see the V8 and FF team working together. And preventing FF from falling behind on features is good.
On the other hand, the more dependent Mozilla is on the Chromium base, the more power it gives Google (even if at this point Google already acts like they own the internet and do things that break in FF at will).
On the other hand, the more dependent Mozilla is on the Chromium base, the more power it gives Google (even if at this point Google already acts like they own the internet and do things that break in FF at will).