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The problem now is the web, and browsers can no longer fix it without VERY wide adoption of the fixes, and that isn't happening. So any attempts to resist resu
by throwaway81523 5y ago
The problem now is the web, and browsers can no longer fix it without VERY wide adoption of the fixes, and that isn't happening. So any attempts to resist result in being unable to render the web as it exists out there.
One can say browsers created the problem by letting the web get this way, but it is very hard to turn back now that we are here. It will only get worse.