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Browsers aren't a great example as things like that really need to be A: Update to date and B: Can't break, i.e. no web browser is probably going to be able to
by Already__Taken 12y ago
Browsers aren't a great example as things like that really need to be A: Update to date and B: Can't break, i.e. no web browser is probably going to be able to remove the <FONT> HTML tag even though it should be out of use by what... a decade already?
So all you need to see is if there is a newer version than your current one. v3.4.31 or v3.6.2 isn't really helping tell me anything.
If I really care I have to read the patch notes either way.
- coldtea 12y ago>no web browser is probably going to be able to remove the <FONT> HTML tag even though it should be out of use by what... a decade already? You'd be surprised. Even thousands of webpages written TOMORROW will use the FONT tag.