Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Mozilla Form Group to Standardize Browser Extensions

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Choosing a browser based on the types of extensions that it supports is increasingly becoming a thing of the past. As shared by the W3C this week, Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Mozilla have teamed up to form a coalition called the WebExtensions Community Group (WECG), which aims to formulate a broadly compatible and common browser extension platform. The implication is that Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari will all support the same extensions in the future without the need for extensive porting.



📣 #w3ccommunity Forming the WebExtensions Community Group https://t.co/WrPPsRt23M— W3C (@w3c) June 4, 2021



This community group seeks to align on a common vision for...

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