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Love the random comments in the bug tracker. "We have an enterprise-level software affected, what is the ETA?" Lots of folks just figuring out web apps don't r

• forgottenpass 7y ago
  That's the trend these days. Tomorrow everyone on Hacker News and Twitter will go back to chiding IT departments that want the ability to test software changes before they get deployed, or have the ability to roll back.
  • repolfx 7y ago
    In fairness, when was the last time you read a story like this one? Chrome updates constantly and regresses nearly never. It's actually impressive how rarely this happens given the complexity of HTML. Slow IT departments delaying useful upgrades is an everyday occurrence though.
• Silhouette 7y ago
  The problem is, they should be running in browsers that support standards, and then if one browser doesn't work you just use another one. The monoculture is more of a problem here than having browser-hosted UIs to enterprise software.