Indeed. Likewise, software with good commercial support, software that is older and more stable/having less churn... There's a lot of SO content regarding wor

Indeed. Likewise, software with good commercial support, software that is older and more stable/having less churn... There's a lot of SO content regarding working around JS/DOM incompatibilities between browsers. Without those incompatibilities through the years, SO might (incorrectly) think that JS usage is lower than it is.