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In a perfect world, things would be like you describe. Unfortunately we live in a diverse landscape of browsers and devices, many of which have not been update
by totaldex 5y ago
In a perfect world, things would be like you describe.
Unfortunately we live in a diverse landscape of browsers and devices, many of which have not been updated in quite some time. Factors ranging from IT policy at older companies, to geographical limitations, may prevent many users from upgrading to the latest and greatest.
Some companies choose to cut their losses, and support only certain browsers - these can get away with less compilation and polyfills. Other companies may be targeting these specific segments (such as B2B), and can't get away with such a luxury.
- game_the0ry 5y agoBut we are so close - the wound has almost healed, and instead of taking off the band aid, we are putting on another band aid.
- WJW 5y agoHow are we 'so close' though? Browser fragmentation hasn't really decreased at all, perhaps even the opposite.