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One example: once I tried to buy a train ticket and it was impossible due to my outdated iOS. I'm talking about 2-5 input forms, autocomplete, and calendars, t

One example: once I tried to buy a train ticket and it was impossible due to my outdated iOS. I'm talking about 2-5 input forms, autocomplete, and calendars, things that can be done even with HTML 4.0, with zero front-end frameworks, and that will work this way for decades. However, there was React producing some error because of my old browser, and preventing me from buying the ticket. I believe vital services, such as public digital platforms, must have the lowest possible system/browser requirements and work on any possible device, even if I use a 10-year-old device.

Capricorn2481 1y ago
> However, there was React producing some error because of my old browser, and preventing me from buying the ticket Unlikely. A general JS error could be displayed with the React logo because that's a default in certain modes. Doesn't mean React made the error. React projects are usually setup with Babel to transpile for compatibility with very old browsers. It's more likely a code error than someone setting up React without transpilation, which you have to go out of your way to do.