I might not need one, but I always tend to use one in order to shield myself from the absolute madness that front-end dev has been in the last ~decade. To be c

I might not need one, but I always tend to use one in order to shield myself from the absolute madness that front-end dev has been in the last ~decade. To be clear, I'm sure there are "good parts" but the sunk cost of learning HTML/CSS in the 00's is something that I don't want to pay again, from a practical perspective. If you have broccoli hair and you're new to this cesspool, of course you should learn the most recent stuff. I only ask you to take a few hours to learn what Internet Explorer was and how the web landscape was in the early 00s, now compare the current status with Chrome and get your conclusions.