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No. Stop defending bad practice. its conceivable there are new functions that are not backwards compatible. At some point you need to be able to update your bro

No. Stop defending bad practice. its conceivable there are new functions that are not backwards compatible. At some point you need to be able to update your browser. its the fact she is locked out from doing that is what puts her in the pickle. Google and Apple made sure she can't get a new browser so that she would purchase a new device. period.

null_object 5y ago
> Apple made sure she can't get a new browser so that she would purchase a new device. period. Just bullshit. There are plenty of browsers being updated and fully compatible with iOS 12.
- LinAGKar 5y ago
  Not, there isn't, because no one else is allowed to make a browser for iOS. Any other "browser" on there is just a reskin of the built-in Safari.
- autokad 5y ago
  did you even read the article?
neon_electro 5y ago
Arguing that websites should support the least common denominator of functionality and then progressively enhance for modern functionality is not simultaneously defending corporations' planned obsolescence. Both problems can be solved independently.