(03-20-2024, 12:31 PM)QZMTCH Wrote: I use 102 cent, I still haven’t switched to 118 because it’s no better, and I see problems with 102
and believe me, almost all major sites will introduce new JavaScript standards and new CSS functions, and if you don’t update your browser, your site’s layout will be broken (at least)
and yes, extensions are also quite an important thing
There are more and more extensions that not only write a version, but also use the functions of new versions of the engine, and even version 118 is already becoming old
I'm also on version 102 and haven't noticed any major issues. If a particular extension stops working, I revert back to one of the previous versions that worked. So far, I haven't had any display issues with sites – at most I couldn't access some of them, but that was fixed by switching the user agent.
Maybe we're just talking about different things. I don't dispute that something can break, or work incorrectly. But I don't see why I should keep updating my browser or extensions, if everything works fine on previous versions.
Updating CSS rules can cause old websites that haven't been updated for a while to display incorrectly. I don't know any specific examples, but it's possible that it could happen. There's no way to tell for sure, but I can't see any reason why it wouldn't be possible in theory. There doesn't seem to be a middle ground here.