At least now the costs are properly placed on the party responsible for paying them. Too often users have expected library authors to support obsolete, insecur

At least now the costs are properly placed on the party responsible for paying them. Too often users have expected library authors to support obsolete, insecure browsers along with the other maintenance and innovation work they are doing. Now you're in a situation where you can start applying pressure to force change, since your tooling no longer supports your current environment. That would never have happened if Tailwind just kept paying your costs.