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I'm not a UI guy, so my point wasn't whether or not the checkboxes should or shouldn't exist, but to clarify that all the use cases he asserted "broke the entir

by bmelton 14y ago

I'm not a UI guy, so my point wasn't whether or not the checkboxes should or shouldn't exist, but to clarify that all the use cases he asserted "broke the entire internet" had valid uses and represented the desired behavior. That it happens to break a few popular websites doesn't mean that the entire internet is broken, or that that wasn't the desired effect.

mfjordvald 14y ago
For most users, breaking Google is actually breaking the entire internet. How will they ever find the Facebook login page again?
chris_wot 14y ago
Funnily enough, the Internet was never broken by turning off JavaScript.