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Proxies work across all mainstream browsers. Only the rare IE holdout would be a problem.
by tobr 2y ago
Proxies work across all mainstream browsers. Only the rare IE holdout would be a problem.
- punduk 2y agoThere are probably still people here who use IE or browsers whose names no one remembers and only 3 people in the world use.
- exe34 2y agoit's the same three people though, and they're happy to support it themselves!
- red_admiral 2y agoHey, elinks still works just fine inside tmux over an ssh connection. Less hassle than getting the VPN running correctly if I just want to read a company intranet wiki page.
- Vinnl 2y agoI'm fairly sure there are more people with various accessibility needs, so we can start worrying about those once everything is fully accessible.
- esperent 2y agoNot sure why you're getting downvotes because you are correct. https://caniuse.com/proxy https://caniuse.com/proxy
- yowzadave 2y agoI have an old MacBook Air that my daughter uses for school; it doesn’t support the evergreen version of MacOS/Safari, or Firefox or Chrome. I think Proxies have been around long enough that they are supported…but I’m waiting for the day that she can no longer use a browser on that machine, at which point I’ll either have to buy her a new one, or install some flavor of Linux. It’s a shame because the computer itself is totally serviceable!