<blink> was never standard cross-browser > There's no absolute in "putting users first" there - you're either putting the minority user looking at an old site

<blink> was never standard cross-browser > There's no absolute in "putting users first" there - you're either putting the minority user looking at an old site first, or you're putting the majority looking at newer sites first. I'm not talking about old sites; I'm talking about current sites. The old sites were illustrative examples of the backwards compatibility in the web. The point is that the web has always been a platform you can deploy code to without needing to tend to it later. This post is an example of it breaking a current site.