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Seriously? Chrome, Firefox, Safari... etc... Time to upgrade and stop blaming the web for advancing.

• 001sky 14y ago
  Advancing? Most 'scripting is taking a pound of flesh from the user experience, in return for little to no actual gain.
  • hnriot 14y ago
    scripting? I have no idea what you're referring to, but using a browser capable of rendering the web properly is a requirement these days. That's why they have mostly gone to an automatic update model, the web is fluid and changes rapidly, to keep up you need to be running a modern browser.
    • tedunangst 14y ago
      massklin is not complaining he can't use an old browser to navigate a 3D maze of blog posts jurassicpark style.
    • shinratdr 14y ago
      > That's why they have mostly gone Actually that's incorrect. The majority of browsers don't utilize a rapid release system. Really, only Firefox and Chrome do.
      • hnriot 14y ago
        Firefox and chrome are "most browsers"
        • masklinn 14y ago
          No, they are most used browsers, but they are not "most browsers" as they are 2 out of 5 "standard" major browsers (IE, Opera, Firefox, Safari, Chrome)
• masklinn 14y ago
  I don't blame the web for advancing, when I see a reason for sites not to work I use an alternative browser. We're talking about a fucking blog here, not advanced data visualisation, if you just have to shit over the very core of the web for a blog, I can't bring myself to care about what you have to say: it won't matter that much anyway.