> but the web is now looking more fragmented than at any point since IE3 vs Netscape Is there really need to engage in hyperbole? The situation is bad enough w

> but the web is now looking more fragmented than at any point since IE3 vs Netscape Is there really need to engage in hyperbole? The situation is bad enough without having to resort to exaggerations for effect. The IE6 lack of support for transparent pngs and a host of other incompatibilities also fragmented the web and in effect the situation is much better now because most sites just work in IE 11 even though developers only tested in Chrome and or Firefox. This is true unless you're using features that haven't made it through the standardization process yet like webrtc. That sites "just work" in the latest version of IE without testing wasn't the case 5 years ago, or even 3 years ago.