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IMHO capability strings is also a bad idea. At best (and I'm still not a fan) they could spec HTTP 2.0 or HTTP 4.0. If there are odd features they're not comp
by phkahler 5y ago
IMHO capability strings is also a bad idea. At best (and I'm still not a fan) they could spec HTTP 2.0 or HTTP 4.0. If there are odd features they're not compliant with then either get with the program and fix their browser, or don't claim that level of support.
Most of the problem here is failure to adhere to standards.