Any required, installed software is a red flag for me. I've been working for an all-remote web shop for the last decade. They don't care what software we use to

Any required, installed software is a red flag for me. I've been working for an all-remote web shop for the last decade. They don't care what software we use to create our deliverables. It's our own software on our own hardware, and as long as we can do the work, it's up to us. The only time a particular browser is required is if we have a browser-specific bug. (I'm not sure there's a choice for the VPN authenticator, but there is for pretty much everything else.) There are a few SAAS apps that we all use to communicate. But except for sysops we work on our local machines most of the time. I find this to be a wonderful perk, and would probably more than hesitate to lose it. Hopefully this model and the growth of remote work puts a serious crimp in Island's market size.