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So don’t use Chrome 68. Use whatever version you have now. Since you clearly aren’t intending to update anything for “30 years,” then it shouldn’t matter. If yo
by briandear 9y ago
So don’t use Chrome 68. Use whatever version you have now. Since you clearly aren’t intending to update anything for “30 years,” then it shouldn’t matter. If you were intending on keeping systems updated, could you reasonably depend on a web browser developer keeping things constant enough for 30 YEARS? If it’s a closed system, you control everything right? So use what works now.
- bpizzi 9y agoThe parent may not be able to dictate the browser compatibility, actually. Customers will use whatever they want, and if it don't works then they'll just 'whine' to the commercial next time he tries to sell them something. Do this too much and it's a recipe for disaster.
- gmueckl 9y agoOur clients are unwilling to update device firmware, not us. They will happily upgrade their usual IT infrastructure over time, though. So we cannot realistically dictate browsers or browser versions.