> It's like complaining that developers are increasingly shunning other OSes Except that web apps are easy to make OS-agnostic and always have been[1]. If your

> It's like complaining that developers are increasingly shunning other OSes Except that web apps are easy to make OS-agnostic and always have been[1]. If your webapp isn't, that is because you chose to make it that way, not for a technical reason. Pretending that's OK because these other things have to be that way isn't going to convince anyone, but you can get away with that for enterprise-development or captive audiences. Just don't try to gaslight people. For me, I'm just going to close your site when it breaks and not come back. Seems that tradeoff works for you too, so that's good, at least. [1] Sure, that thing that never caught on, and IE6. Thanks.