[scarface_74]

Everyone has limited resources. As a for profit company, the focus has to be on your bottom line. How many resources should a company use for some obscure corner case when the user can make changes?

Of course accessibility is important - ie screen reader compatibility.

A typical testing matrix in the US would be

- Safari for iOS

- Chrome for desktop and Android

- maybe Safari for desktop or you just tell Mac users to use Chrome

- Firefox if you have the time. But if not, no big deal.

We are definitely not going to test for a highly customized Firefox on Linux running over a VPN.

[skydhash]

There’s no test to be done there. Just respect web standards and do geoblock if you want to.

The issues I have are website pretending to be apps and apps that are SPAs for no reasons.