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Hitting the same message, as my Chrome is 1 version behind. Most people will not be willing to change their browsing habits to use your web application. The on
by joshwcomeau 10y ago
Hitting the same message, as my Chrome is 1 version behind.
Most people will not be willing to change their browsing habits to use your web application. The onus is on us, as software developers, to ensure our code runs in the user's browser, not the other way around.
Ultimately it's up to you to decide where the line is drawn; nobody supports IE7 anymore because it's hardly used. But I suspect you'll lose a tremendous amount of potential users by not supporting Firefox, Safari or recent Chrome.
I'm sure you guys are aware of preprocessors; is there a reason you haven't used them to implement things like HTML imports or CSS variables?
- MichaelBurge 10y ago> The onus is on us, as software developers, to ensure our code runs in the user's browser, not the other way around. I assume the exported games are portable and can run in older browsers. So the users shouldn't have to worry.