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Oh great, someone to usher in a whole new generation of "This site only supported in Internet Explorer" javascript popups. You already said your clients aren't
by evilduck 15y ago
Oh great, someone to usher in a whole new generation of "This site only supported in Internet Explorer" javascript popups.
You already said your clients aren't asking for it and you're not providing it, are Chrome and FF honestly breaking your HTML4 and CSS2, or are you just exaggerating the problem rolling releases cause? Because given the choice between slow as shit browser releases tied to OS updates and anything else, I'll choose the latter because it's less headache.
- yuhong 15y ago>are Chrome and FF honestly breaking your HTML4 and CSS2 I think he is not saying that they are breaking the sites right now, just that occasionally bugs happen in chrome that can break the sites.
- Silhouette 15y ago> You already said your clients aren't asking for it and you're not providing it, are Chrome and FF honestly breaking your HTML4 and CSS2, or are you just exaggerating the problem rolling releases cause? Yes. See the examples in my earlier posts to this discussion, several of which have directly broken my (and many other people's) sites for customers using those browsers. > Because given the choice between slow as shit browser releases tied to OS updates and anything else, I'll choose the latter because it's less headache. False dichotomy.