Adobe will support new browsers engine Blink

Said Vincent Hardy, director of engineering at Adobe that the company plans to participate in the new engine browsers Blink parallel with the previous engine WebKit.Hardy believes that the new engine will compete browsers together properly, and there is no concern on the browser market for more than a step away retail Google.The company Google has suddenly decided to abandon popular browsers engine WebKit, which was supported, and the transition to a new engine derivative called Blink in order to reduce the difficulties in front of programmers.

The company Adobe has been involved in supporting the WebKit engine as well as the Chromium project, which works by Google and also worked with the Mozilla Corporation to support the Gecko engine.Hardy believes that the Web today is greater than that each company has a leading browser in the market work on its own, it is crucial that there be one basic rule for the browser engine programmatically based companies in the implementation Mtcefhatha though implementation mechanism differed.Hardy pointed out that a single application of a motor does not mean he has become a standard, Valoib need to Gecko engine from Mozilla and Microsoft's Trident to promote open and innovative environment between companies.According to Hardy, the engine Blink will not hurt the web as long as there are other browsers engines continue to work and support the new Mtcefhatha benefits in different ways.For Adobe must now continue to focus and make sure the work of the various motors together and provide tools for developers to test their sites on various browsers. And currently use Adobe Chromium browser in some tools so their participation in support of Blink is a natural choice for the company.