That's a good point and highlights how important it is to make software widely accessible. Reminds me of device driver problems on Linux and the "works for me"

That's a good point and highlights how important it is to make software widely accessible. Reminds me of device driver problems on Linux and the "works for me" mentality. When you take into account various types of devices, resolutions, operating systems, use cases, language barriers, user age, vision problems and disabilities the number of possible issues is staggering. I think a well engineered product should never be ignorant of them and cover as much as it can (as long as it's feasible).