Fair point on the windows forms analogy going back farther, and overlapping with the web by the 2000s. I was ~5 in 95, so it gets a bit hazy farther back. > Y

Fair point on the windows forms analogy going back farther, and overlapping with the web by the 2000s. I was ~5 in 95, so it gets a bit hazy farther back. > You get the ability to display things to users of those and interact with those users, not support for them as platforms. I'm not clear on the distinction you're trying to make here. The browser functions as expected on those platforms (with the usual caveats around hardware capabilities limiting some use-cases). I'm targeting the browser to get wide support.