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It's sad that browsers decided to do this. In my opinion, this just means that Chrome, Firefox & co. just don't support ES6. They don't support it but with a sm
by DarkWiiPlayer 6y ago
It's sad that browsers decided to do this. In my opinion, this just means that Chrome, Firefox & co. just don't support ES6. They don't support it but with a small foot note, they just don't support it. Period.
I just wish we'd live in a world where people were willing to write code using TCE and just say "wontfix" when users of non-compliant browsers complain that "the code crashes", but alas, in 2021 browsers can just choose to not fix non-compliances and blame the website instead. This is just fucked up.