I guess we cannot agree here. The charging cable comparison seems silly. If I click on a link on this site I expect it to work in my (standard, modern, no snow

I guess we cannot agree here. The charging cable comparison seems silly. If I click on a link on this site I expect it to work in my (standard, modern, no snowflake configuration) browser. If it doesn't, it's not part of the web for me. You can discuss Apple and Android, cables and connectors all you want. The comparison with a vending machine was equally flawed, but at least it wasn't a car analogy.. I cannot argue against the product in the post, because the link is inaccessible. The "web components" explanation makes some sense (that explains the why, although I still think that a fallback message should explain that. Say "your browser doesn't support web components" instead of "you need our browser". I still flag it, but would kinda get it). Companies are allowed to advertise their products. I'm allowed to label their practices as shitty.