Not to mention Edge moving to the Chrome base; which further disenfranchises anyone from making sure it works in 'x' browser, anymore.
"It works in Chrome and Edge, which is based on Chrome, so what's your problem, again?"
"It works in Chrome and Edge, which is based on Chrome, so what's your problem, again?"
Then maybe the standards process needs disruption. But if we don't build to standards then we are building roads that only certain cars can drive.
And before I get accused of shilling, I hate chrome and despise Google with a passion.
It seems pretty clear from the fact that nonsense user agents like "TotallyNotMicrosoft" and "IE6" worked, that there is a blacklist, not a whitelist.
It seems pretty clear from the fact that nonsense user agents like "TotallyNotMicrosoft" and "IE6" worked, that there is a blacklist, not a whitelist.