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They don't need to pre-emptively test on everything. Fixing such issues after they're reported would be good.
by aethertron 5y ago
They don't need to pre-emptively test on everything. Fixing such issues after they're reported would be good.
- teawrecks 5y agoBut that would just increase the number of issues reported over time. It can't scale. When should they stop supporting these devices? If their telemetry shows 1 user on an iPad from 5 years ago, does that mean they need to support it? What about 1 user on an iPad from 50 years ago? Again, where does it end? You shouldn't be running an out of date browser at all, that's a major security risk.
- aethertron 5y agoSupport doesn't need to be perfect. An out-of-date browser should be security-OK for things that don't involve money. Maybe JS needs to get switched off. So sites should work without JS.