>> As developers, I suppose folks are glad to reduce their support matrix? Not just the number of elements that we have to support, but the sheer amount of tim

>> As developers, I suppose folks are glad to reduce their support matrix? Not just the number of elements that we have to support, but the sheer amount of time spent in trying to emulate and workaround severe limitations of previous versions, which easily added up to a significant portion of development time. >> that the browser choice has been hijacked? To me the browser choice should be between brands not builds. When you choose to keep an out-of-date version around, you are actively halting the innovation pace for the web.