It's worth calling Google out particularly here, because not only do they do useragent sniffing, they also launch new services that use useragent sniffing to bl

It's worth calling Google out particularly here, because not only do they do useragent sniffing, they also launch new services that use useragent sniffing to block any browsers that aren't on a compatibility whitelist. I get it, sometimes sniffing is necessary for some things. But it's embarrassing to see a company of Google's size and caliber so reliant on it, and to see their developers so quickly accept that they're just going to abandon what is one of the cornerstones of good web development.