Slightly unrelated rant: Perhaps the title can use the disclaimer [Chrome Only]. Am I the only one that thinks Chrome took IE's place in the new "Best Works i

Slightly unrelated rant: Perhaps the title can use the disclaimer [Chrome Only]. Am I the only one that thinks Chrome took IE's place in the new "Best Works in IE" flashback from the early 2000s? I use Opera and while it's disappointing that support is lacking I do understand that it's a fringe platform at this point. But is it too much to request submitters of articles like this one to specify which narrow set of browsers they support? I feel like a fool after clicking through and expecting to see the cool effect or whatever and it does not work in my browser most times without even an error message. If you link to a web page without specifying the browsers it supports, it should work in most modern browsers, just Chrome doesn't cut it. At the very least the web page should have the decency show a JS alert saying the web site does/may not support your browser. Who am I kidding, maybe I should just switch to Chrome because web devs are too cool to do that.