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Re:The optional chaining operator, “modern” browsers, and my... by teawrecks on Tuesday January 11, 2022 @02:14PM (#29896273)
Alright, I agree, that is probably too recent to be breaking stuff. But I maintain that no one should be running an out of date browser in the first place.

In fact, browsers that are more than X months old should automatically pop up a warning telling the user that it hasn't been updated recently and they're running a security risk by continuing to use it, including/especially on these old EOL devices. Browsers that have reached this point shouldn't be expected to be supported by websites.

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