@bibliolater If code updates to break browser like mainstream technology ( forcing you to upgrade browser and get other gimmick in ) then I might well be off... The aim of tech (more than ever I feel) should be to allow most basic version and still cater for it, else face constant new mixed-in dangers and 3rd party attacks / more adverts etc...
quote me on the below!...
"Any new tech that doesn't incorporate the old and/or switches up a user's version when it or they don't really need to, it is doomed (for users constantly getting rug-pulled or having to change when happier with old and still workable and people making things with too many whistles breaking their own appeal).
Loading websites for example, many sites that haven't changed at all but have forced overlay saying "You need to upgrade your browser to continue".
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@bibliolater If code updates to break browser like mainstream technology ( forcing you to upgrade browser and get other gimmick in ) then I might well be off...
The aim of tech (more than ever I feel) should be to allow most basic version and still cater for it, else face constant new mixed-in dangers and 3rd party attacks / more adverts etc...
quote me on the below!...
"Any new tech that doesn't incorporate the old and/or switches up a user's version when it or they don't really need to, it is doomed (for users constantly getting rug-pulled or having to change when happier with old and still workable and people making things with too many whistles breaking their own appeal).
Loading websites for example, many sites that haven't changed at all but have forced overlay saying "You need to upgrade your browser to continue".