I hate that we're seeing this nonsense again, we've just got chrome in place of IE
I hate that we're seeing this nonsense again, we've just got chrome in place of IE
If they got their prototype working on chrome, should they hold off on releasing it to the world because someone might want to use the site on an old build of Opera on Android?
This is a completely free site from appearances. No asking you for money, no sign ups, no donations, no (apparent) data collection, no ads, it doesn't even set any cookies.
Perhaps just find a way to run the site on chrome on desktop if you really want to visit the site. Or run it on your browser of choice but accept that it may not behave as intended. If you don't want to do that, then you can just continue with the rest of your life not using the site just like you have for every moment previous to this.
"Needs feature X, only available in Chrome" is also fine. It's clear and to the point and tells anyone who cares about browser Y exactly what's (probably) wrong.
"Desktop Chrome only, everyone else go away" is contemptuously lazy. It really does reek of the IE days, for those who remember them, and is extremely off-putting.
For me, this page doesn't do any of the above, it just does the best it can (which isn't really good enough on this phone). That's also fine. It's a phone, I get that it isn't good at everything.
There is a popup with the title: "Use Chrome on a desktop please!"
with the text "Right now, the web version of Stamper is only supported in Google Chrome for desktop."
That doesn't sound like a "Go away" to me. That sounds like a "We only support Chrome and so don't complain if its broken on something else". If it really was a "go away", they wouldn't even let you enter the app if you had the wrong useragent. Instead, you just click past the dialog and you get whatever experience your useragent allows with the code.
I added the "blueCircle(x,y)" function and saw it.