5 comments

  • ryanschaefer5 minutes ago
    If anything is worthy of the title “load-bearing” it’s IE…<p>I wonder how many collective years of developers’ lifespans were dedicated just to addressing its quirks.
  • meerita43 minutes ago
    I was having a peaceful day until these CSS curiosities brought back memories of my painful days. It&#x27;s really good that we don&#x27;t need to deal with such hacks and vendor-specific things anymore. The last time I participated in a project that targeted an old browser was in 2018!
    • nottorp34 minutes ago
      &gt; we don&#x27;t need to deal with such hacks and vendor-specific things anymore<p>Unfortunately that means everyone targets chrome.<p>Then you end up with shit performance or broken sites in Firefox [1].<p>You&#x27;d think with &quot;AI&quot; they could generate js&#x2F;css that works in both browsers...<p>[1] Which is the only browser that can still run proper ublock origin...
    • robin_reala39 minutes ago
      Out of interest, how do you define “old”?
      • meerita34 minutes ago
        Mostly Internet Explorer 7 and 8, some Mozilla Firefox builds. That’s what I had in mind when I said “old browsers.” The last project I worked on that still had to support browsers from that era was in 2018.
  • vladde12 minutes ago
    funny how almost all of these are just related to Internet Explorer haha
  • elenbaray8 minutes ago
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