At least webviews don’t (yet, Google be trying) have the ability to request attestation & ban me for not using the stock, bloatware OS every device comes with. Bonus that I get to keep my data inside the browser’s sandbox; it’s the easiest way to be safe with proprietary software.
If only my bank could get the memo & make their website not suck (it legit checks for Netscape Navigator 4 in the source) so I can be at peace with microG+LineageOS in the phone space (all the banks here do it & I already switched once until my bank, slowly but inevitably ‘modernized’ their app).
Once you get used to CSS variables + grid + :has(), you realize you don’t want to support older browser as you don’t need all these bloated CSS frameworks. I’m the sweating superhero meme over whether I should build with <table>s for maximal support, or keeping the code small, maintainable, but only works in the latest stuff (but usually end at the latter).
At least webviews don’t (yet, Google be trying) have the ability to request attestation & ban me for not using the stock, bloatware OS every device comes with. Bonus that I get to keep my data inside the browser’s sandbox; it’s the easiest way to be safe with proprietary software.
If only my bank could get the memo & make their website not suck (it legit checks for Netscape Navigator 4 in the source) so I can be at peace with microG+LineageOS in the phone space (all the banks here do it & I already switched once until my bank, slowly but inevitably ‘modernized’ their app).
But my beloved Netscape! How will I possibly learn a new browser? I’m too old to learn!
Once you get used to CSS variables +
grid+:has(), you realize you don’t want to support older browser as you don’t need all these bloated CSS frameworks. I’m the sweating superhero meme over whether I should build with<table>s for maximal support, or keeping the code small, maintainable, but only works in the latest stuff (but usually end at the latter).