Hahaha are you fucking serious? I can't read your blog because I use edge on my ...

htatche · on Nov 15, 2023

  <script>if(navigator.getEnvironmentIntegrity!==undefined)document.querySelector('body').innerHTML='<center><h1>ha chromium user</h1><p>L</p><p>google is for losers</p><a href="https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/download/thanks/" style="text-decoration: none;"><h1 style="font-size:96px;" class="font-effect-fire-animation">Get Firefox</h1></a></center>';</script>

Anyway, it's a teenager who's taking his first steps into the world of computing. Obviously he has some irrelevant hard opinions :)

viraptor · on Nov 15, 2023

> teenager who's taking his first steps into the world of computing

Her steps. And you're off by a few years with the first steps.

People have options about Google ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ it's ok

chupapimunyenyo · on Nov 15, 2023

His, he's a male

pietro72ohboy · on Nov 15, 2023

So Chrome essentially blocking out clients on “Web Integrity” is an acceptable opinion but a simple script to nag someone to use Firefox is not okay?

sshine · on Nov 15, 2023

When I was a teen, my website had "Microsoft-free Fridays": My website wouldn't work on IE on Fridays.

kalleboo · on Nov 15, 2023

I once worked on a site that was aimed only at Mac users, and this was back in the pre-Chrome days when Safari was the browser that was really pushing the web forward with stuff like Canvas and CSS animations, so we made maximum use out of every bleeding-edge feature.

One day I figured I'd test it in IE just to see how broken it was (I can't remember if IE even had support for transparent PNG yet) and when I tested it, our site would literally crash IE. As massive Mac fanboys, we decided this was a feature.

born2discover · on Nov 15, 2023

Funny but Chrome on Android opens the website without any issues