Maybe, but the really heinous decision is digitally altering how websites get delivered to the user to make your own product look better. Even if the newer list

Maybe, but the really heinous decision is digitally altering how websites get delivered to the user to make your own product look better. Even if the newer listener form had been around for several years, it would be unacceptable to essentially try to decree a new design pattern by taking websites hostage for browser performance reasons. Consider that, to the user, these are all seen as website problems. Breaking Javascript with consensus is great - breaking designs without blame is a slap in the face to web developers.