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It's not like interoperability suffered because of that. HTTP fallback was always there.
by kalmi10 8y ago
It's not like interoperability suffered because of that. HTTP fallback was always there.
- martin_a 8y agoNevertheless it's some kind of fait accompli, especially in a market with only three main actors. Where one actor can also start using the new "standard" overnight and break lots of services for people which are not using their browsers... You know what I mean. It's some kind of enforcing to have a monopoly.