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UA overrides are enabling the poor web design that necessitates them. If web sites aren't punished for doing the wrong thing they'll keep doing, requiring more
by whoopdedo 11y ago
UA overrides are enabling the poor web design that necessitates them. If web sites aren't punished for doing the wrong thing they'll keep doing, requiring more overrides, which hides the bugs, etc.
Stop this feedback loop. The client is not responsible for the server's bugs.
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- miketaylr 11y agoHi, I disagree (not just because I authored the patch linked here). Web sites are never punished. Our users are.
- andreastt 11y agoIf a user has a sub-par experience browsing a website in one browser, she will switch to another and the loss is on the browser vendor’s behalf and not the website’s. The vendor has an obligation to create the best web experience for the user and while it’s certainly a sad state of affairs that not more sites are testing for features rather than the UA string, it’s a sad fact that not all web authors care enough about interoperability to remedy their bad ways.