Right. And then when those features aren't available in the browser, that's used as a justification going back to proprietary (aka native) platforms. It's a cir

Right. And then when those features aren't available in the browser, that's used as a justification going back to proprietary (aka native) platforms. It's a circular argument made by people determined to return to the days before we had an Open Web, for whatever reasons. If you don't want to use the features, nobody is forcing you to do so.