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I don't get how you conclude that the browser is holding the web back. I think its the people who resist upgrading a decade old operating system or moving to a
by barista 15y ago
I don't get how you conclude that the browser is holding the web back. I think its the people who resist upgrading a decade old operating system or moving to a different browser.
- Yaggo 15y ago... or webdevs/companies who continue to support legacy platforms (and thus not force people to update). Clients are clueless anyway.
- beedogs 15y agoAnyone and anything still using IE6 should be taken out back and shot.
- hellweaver666 15y agoDoes that include the 5% of my customers that bring in over £100,000 GBP per year? I don't think so. I don't know about you, but I certainly can't afford to throw away 100k every year.
- AndyJPartridge 15y agoWhilst I'd love to agree, lots of people in my world (the UK insurance industry) don't get a choice. When reporting issues I often say "Can you upgrade your browser?" to which I get the reply "No, it's what the IT department put on all of the machines, I use (BrowserX) at home though." I suspect this is common.