> Neutralinojs doesn't bundle Chromium and uses the existing web browser library in the operating system (Eg: gtk-webkit2 on Linux)
I respect the teams that will go through the effort to test and support this, but I can name on 3 fingers the engineers out of the 100+ I've worked with the past 10 years who wouldn't kick and scream about having to test in anything other than just chrome on their MacBooks.
Devs today are just not built for cross engine work, we're back in IE6 land again and if it comes down to them having to test in 3 engines to save the customer a gig of space and gigs of memory they'd rather just burn the cycles and space than have to do that.
Maybe other peoples experiences differ, if they do I'm jealous.
I respect the teams that will go through the effort to test and support this, but I can name on 3 fingers the engineers out of the 100+ I've worked with the past 10 years who wouldn't kick and scream about having to test in anything other than just chrome on their MacBooks.
Devs today are just not built for cross engine work, we're back in IE6 land again and if it comes down to them having to test in 3 engines to save the customer a gig of space and gigs of memory they'd rather just burn the cycles and space than have to do that.
Maybe other peoples experiences differ, if they do I'm jealous.