It was the default in Chrome, and I believe its the default in IE as well.
It has its upsides as well, you generally only need to target the latest stable version of Chrome.
It has its upsides as well, you generally only need to target the latest stable version of Chrome.
That is an upside for developers; for users, there is an additional cost to using your website (i.e., updating Chrome, which they do seem to make as easy as possible).