The "standard" would have basically read "link your browser with SQLite v3.x.x or an exact bug-compatible clone".
An attempt was made to break down the SQL dialect and exact behavior of that version of SQLite, but the objection was that it's not really great to reverse engineer a standard from a single vendor implementation even if that vendor's product is open source. (eg. what happens when sqlite changes? do browsers stay fixed on an ancient exact version?)
An attempt was made to break down the SQL dialect and exact behavior of that version of SQLite, but the objection was that it's not really great to reverse engineer a standard from a single vendor implementation even if that vendor's product is open source. (eg. what happens when sqlite changes? do browsers stay fixed on an ancient exact version?)