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Then suggest that they detect browsers, and put up a little non-distracting version of your thumbnail explanation to their customers. :) If this is truly dist
by a3n 10y ago
Then suggest that they detect browsers, and put up a little non-distracting version of your thumbnail explanation to their customers. :)
If this is truly distracting or breaking to your clients' customers, then someone is going to have to do or say something.
- Ezhik 10y agoThe terrible truth is that consumers don't give a shit about standards, freedom, and the greater good. They just want the website to work with the least amount of effort possible.
- pawadu 10y agoLets turn this around: The terrible truth is that some web devs don't give a shit about web standards. They just want the site to look good on their iMac with Safari. So now we have huge webkit emulation layers in all major browser...
- Ygg2 10y agoOr to turn it around: The terrible truth is that Chrome don't give a shit about standards, freedom, and the greater good. They just want to write their code with the least amount of effort possible, standards be damned.