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It also removes some legitimate use cases including: - identifying active sessions - working around bugs in specific versions of a browser/os - changing UI t

by thayne 7y ago

It also removes some legitimate use cases including: - identifying active sessions - working around bugs in specific versions of a browser/os - changing UI to match the native experience of a user - seeing percentage of users using different browsers (which is important to know if you can use new features in web apis) - etc.

forgotmypwd123 7y ago
Web pages should not work around browser bugs, its like a linux distro working around kernel bugs. Just fucking fix it.
- namibj 7y ago
  Yeah, it's called polyfills. It's bloat when not needed.