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That would just cause those users to switch to Firefox/IE/etc., which is not what Google wants. If they're still using unsupported platforms, there's a good ch
by chimeracoder 11y ago
That would just cause those users to switch to Firefox/IE/etc., which is not what Google wants.
If they're still using unsupported platforms, there's a good chance it's because upgrading is not a feasible option (at least not now/not easily).
- ocdtrekkie 11y agoAnd people being forced to go to browsers that may have stopped getting security fixes even earlier is worse. It's not like you can simply ban an OS version from the Internet.
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