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But if a website breaks, you can get more idea about why it happened by comparing your current browser's calendar version to the latest update. For example, you
by diegoperini 7y ago
But if a website breaks, you can get more idea about why it happened by comparing your current browser's calendar version to the latest update. For example, you will know you are behind x years of updates. With semantic versioning, you don't know how old you have not been updating your installation.
Since there are more websites than extensions, the utilitarian approach would be to choose 2019-10 over 76.0.0.
- lenkite 7y agoOne approach is proactive and the other reactive. Unless, one checks the release notes every 4 weeks... I would argue the utilitarian approach is exactly the other way. Verify and test if there is an API break with a major version change. Whether the browser is 2 years or 10 years old shouldn't make a difference.