> Use some of that saving to support the web. Or don't. I don't get mad when people write bash-specific scripts that won't work on all POSIX compliant shells.

> Use some of that saving to support the web. Or don't. I don't get mad when people write bash-specific scripts that won't work on all POSIX compliant shells. This seems analogous (though admittedly non-compliance to web standards has a larger impact than non-compliance to shell standards). Perhaps Chrome removed enough barriers for the tool to exist at all.