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Well, it's not like the entire web community haven't warned about it for the last 10 years. At this point, what can we do?

• zelphirkalt 5y ago
  Many have warned, most have not understood or unfortunately cared enough to listen. Now we are fighting the uphill battle for it.
• CuriousSkeptic 5y ago
  One thing could be to define layered standards for various use cases. Like the archiving standard for PDF. Perhaps a formalized version of “graceful degradation” if you will with a known set of target. One target could be a self contained, script-less, bundle f.ex.
• fragmede 5y ago
  10? This was a problem even before 2001, which is when Internet Explorer 6 was released which (unfortunately) quickly became the Internet. Things weren't so multi-platform back then so swaths of the Internet became inaccessible unless you were using IE6 on Windows. Things are a bit different these days with smartphones and Apple's viability, but the landscape is starting to look strangely familiar.
• dleslie 5y ago
  Test everything in w3m, netsurf and other niche browsers.