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I can show some forgiveness to airlines, because they simply outsource it to some agency somewhere. But I have zero sympathy for giants, like Slack. If I do a
by n_ary 3y ago
I can show some forgiveness to airlines, because they simply outsource it to some agency somewhere.
But I have zero sympathy for giants, like Slack. If I do a "Request the Desktop Site", then it suddenly works(albeit with lot of scrolling) on my Firefox(iOS), but if I disable the "Request the Desktop Site", then it blocks everything and forces me to download the app from AppStore.
Sadly, the downloaded app looks like an optimized mobile version of the site.
- ferbivore 3y agoThat seems backwards to me. Airlines are far more important than Slack, which is why they are regulated and Slack is not. They deserve no forgiveness for denying you service if you use an ad blocker, making you jump through ridiculous hoops to get a good recaptcha score, rejecting transactions so you have to re-buy a at higher price, or any other kind of easily fixable accessibility offence.