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His way to make a website available to any browser is to use an API that nothing but the latest Chrome supports?
by robertoandred 4y ago
His way to make a website available to any browser is to use an API that nothing but the latest Chrome supports?
- userbinator 4y agoGoogle's propaganda runs deep. Chrome is like the new IE, but far worse for user control and privacy.
- samtho 4y agoI see comments like this a lot and it always makes me wonder if we have collectively forgotten just how damaging IE was the web or if our default vilification of a browser we don’t like is to just compare it with IE.
- userbinator 4y ago"damaging"? That's Google-propaganda for sure. Chrome is far more "damaging" than IE ever was.
- samtho 4y agoI never said chrome was not damaging. In fact, it’s damage is likely to be more widespread. The underlying point here was that it feels like we’ve picked an apples-to-oranges comparison when we say just how bad chrome is when compared to IE. Both were popular for different reasons, during different points of the internet, and are damaging in different ways.
- chrismorgan 4y agoIf you’re talking about the View Transitions API, it’s a fairly unimportant progressive enhancement that wouldn’t even be a good idea for most sites. It doesn’t matter if the browser doesn’t support it.