There's a difference between "blaming IE" and "stopping innovation". We blame IE because we don't want to get into the same situation again, not because we don'

There's a difference between "blaming IE" and "stopping innovation". We blame IE because we don't want to get into the same situation again, not because we don't innovate. The author doesn't seem to understand this distinction. Therefore he contradicts himself as in: 'It’s not actually old browsers that are holding back the web...“old browsers”, just represent constraints to the problems that we have to solve. ' Yes, constraints can inspire innovation, but removing them inspires even more!