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Considering that firefox gets upwards 70% of the users onto the latest version within 4 weeks or so of a new release, I don't see the point, doubt chrome is an
by Zekio 7y ago
Considering that firefox gets upwards 70% of the users onto the latest version within 4 weeks or so of a new release, I don't see the point, doubt chrome is an issue for this as well, only reason I can see to support ancient browsers is if you have intranet web apps that only function is IE6-IE10 and you need to be able to run it there as well
- silversconfused 7y agoEver consider that some users cannot afford to upgrade? There's a lot of homeless people around here who only have phones (no laptops), and they are very old. Many run android 2 still. You must support established standards, even old ones, to remain good to all users and avoid prioritizing services for the wealthy. Otherwise, you're part of the problem.