Heck. Yes. ? https://t.co/441rmO2gCj

— Michael Arestad (@michaelarestad) June 4, 2021

I just really want to be able to make Safari extensions without touching Xcode. ? https://t.co/3eN3zIkTB8

— Mu-An 慕安 (@muanchiou) June 4, 2021

You know how each browser used to have totally different technologies for making add-ons or extensions. (They weren’t even called the same thing.) And how more recently, several browsers totally changed their extensions to use a similar set of APIs as the others? Yeah. That.

— Jen Simmons (@jensimmons) June 4, 2021

Yes! This is basically what I've been waiting for when people ask about the extensions story for @nteractio. Looking forward to building on web standards. ? https://t.co/dXyIWDdfmj

— Safia Abdalla (@captainsafia) June 4, 2021

Scoop: The top browser teams — @googlechrome, @firefox, @MicrosoftEdge, and Safari — have banded together to standardize browser extensions. The goal is a unified and more secure foundation. tip @Techmeme https://t.co/4KhGwRgZAO

— Stephen Shankland (@stshank) June 4, 2021

This is a big deal. (Thread!) https://t.co/M0oHAY7o2E

— Ricky Mondello (@rmondello) June 4, 2021

This is such a welcome change ?
Web standards for browser extensions!https://t.co/7FPLZ1ncxk https://t.co/I9LPjLpxY7

— Sangeetha (@sangee_kp) June 4, 2021

Reservations? No! I think this is terrific!!! I’ve watched smart people work for a while to make this happen. It’s exciting that we are now at this point. Web standards are fantastic for developers.

— Jen Simmons (@jensimmons) June 4, 2021

Good news. https://t.co/TUx1zrEjeA

— Rick Dudley (afdudley.eth) (@AFDudley0) June 4, 2021

This is great news for browser extensions like RECAP. It's not the first time browser manufacturers have tried to work together on extensions, but it's the broadest. Hopefully it'll stick. https://t.co/v09hKbK9Wg

— Free Law Project ⚖ (@FreeLawProject) June 4, 2021

Now it’s official. There’s now a WebExtensions Community Group, initiated by Apple, Google, Microsoft and Mozilla, for aligning on a common vision for browser extensions and to work towards future standardization. https://t.co/NEwPqRU0jW

Web standards. For extensions.

— Jen Simmons (@jensimmons) June 4, 2021

so excited about this! https://t.co/ZQzhlb72cS

— Desirée Zamora García ?? (@thedezzie) June 4, 2021

? #w3ccommunity Forming the WebExtensions Community Group https://t.co/WrPPsRt23M

— W3C (@w3c) June 4, 2021

This is great news for browser extensions like RECAP. It's not the first time browser manufacturers have tried to work together on extensions, but it's the broadest. Hopefully it'll stick. https://t.co/v09hKbK9Wg

— Free Law Project ⚖ (@FreeLawProject) June 4, 2021

Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Mozilla are working together on browser extensions https://t.co/PLpCJLah3r

— XDA (@xdadevelopers) June 4, 2021

Forming the WebExtensions Community Group | WebExtensions Community Group https://t.co/CqwtL19NIH

WebExtensions Community Group| Chrome, Safari, Firefox 및 Edge가 협력하여 브라우저 확장 기능 향상 https://t.co/eaEJsGbZHg

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— lunamoth (@lunamoth) June 5, 2021