You have to understand; supporting different browsers is a lot of work and cannot be stemmed by a small band of mavericks like this. It would need some big organization with serious engineering capacity.
That’s beyond laughable. As a solo developer at multiple startups this is hardly a dent in my time spent building web apps. The smoke test is that if you’re struggling with cross-browser compatibility, you’ve already done 100 other things wrong.
Yup, same here. As a web developer I'm always baffled when I have to make things work everywhere all the time but when it's Google they're like "oops, looks like you need to install another software to use our stuff".