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The problem, however, is not the browser but web service vendors. If workarounds for buggy web services become more painful, there will be more pressure on tho
by kjksf 16y ago
The problem, however, is not the browser but web service vendors.
If workarounds for buggy web services become more painful, there will be more pressure on those vendors to fix their software.
It's not that the pain isn't real, but the pain already exists and you can either choose a future where more browsers are better leading to more web services being less buggy or a future where browsers stagnate because web services are buggy and their vendors unwilling to fix them.
- protomyth 16y agoI think I want a future where we get to choose when to upgrade so as not to disrupt the lives and education of people. I don't want to tell a classroom of people (who pay for our service) that they cannot have class today because of an upgrade.