It’s interesting your default (and unwavering!) position is that Riho is ignorant and that all browsers are poorly written. Maybe take a look? They’re all open source.
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It's not an engineering problem. You can write an amazing new browser tomorrow, but if it doesn't display 90% of the web pages properly, and doesn't handle accessibility and different device types/screens, nobody will keep using it. How do you get people to adopt that?
just chewed his lip on “I don’t get why that’s hard” which translated “I don’t get it”
In the past, people used to believe that they were actually able to make computers better, and do new, better things with them.
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I'm with you on that. I don't think we ever fulfilled the "bicycle of the mind" promise. If anything, software slows us down in many respects. I can't place blame on individual devs trying to just get their app shipped though, that'd just alienate them and not solve anything.
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The blame lays squarely on browser vendors who have the power to actually make a difference, but choose not to. Most web devs would be right there alongside you if that's who you'd have directed your comment towards.
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So your answer to the question is?
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See further down the thread.
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