But Apple is also the one locking Safari to the OS, IE style. Having to buy a new machine to get the latest and secure version of a browser is a pretty heavy requirement.
I'd put it on the end user for not updating software on 15 y/o hardware and still expecting the outside world to interact cleanly.
That's probably true.
> 15 y/0
It's a matter of expectations, many laptops that old still work decently enough with a refreshed battery. Funnily enough win10 was released 15 ago, and one can still get support for it for at least another 3 years until 2028, even on the customer license.
should they be locking safari to the OS, definitely not. but users can just go download another browser if they are actually concerned.