I disagree. It made it, so people with an older OS could not get a current IE. So you had ancient IE version linger for years and years. And with Safari, I can

I disagree. It made it, so people with an older OS could not get a current IE. So you had ancient IE version linger for years and years. And with Safari, I can’t test any specific issues because we only have one mac, and it’s old and can’t run a current Safari. The situation is slightly better than with IE, as multiple macOS versions apparently (or so I was told) can run a newer Safari, but still not all.