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I've thought about this a lot jwdunne hits the problem on the head, most developers build sites for companies - not themselves - and those companies want increa

I've thought about this a lot jwdunne hits the problem on the head, most developers build sites for companies - not themselves - and those companies want increased revenues, users, etc. which is all lost if you just ignore people using old browsers. What I think might work, would be a simple snippet that developers could implement on their personal sites that refused to display the content to old crappy browsers. Personally, If I could I would just have chrome as the only browser anyone could use... but that's just dreaming.

kaolinite 14y ago
"I would just have chrome as the only browser anyone could use" Comments like this sadden me, especially as I know so many feel the same way. Chrome is closed-source (though few people realise it) and gives far, far too much control to a company that only cares about the web so long as it can make money from it. If you want to use it, fine, but it's a shame that we're returning to an age where it's acceptable for websites to be designed (or 'optimised') for a specific browser.