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Touche, love the user name. Yes, right now it would seem impossible and browsers would have to support backwards compatibility. What I'm saying is let browsers
by Cshelton 12y ago
Touche, love the user name.
Yes, right now it would seem impossible and browsers would have to support backwards compatibility. What I'm saying is let browsers still support regular html sites. In addition though, be able to specify a 'javascript app'. I see no limiting reason in modern browsers why this would be an issue. At some point, the web has to move forward and say, 'sorry, if you are not running JS, we can't really support you'. Yes, I know the backlash that would come, but we've got to move forward, maybe there is a better way? I'm not sure.
(My project does not require supporting anything below IE 11, it's the greatest blessing, ever.)