tutorial: Promote lowercase boolean to beginners #2478
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Update the example to a browser that people can actually download and install from official websites on macOS, Linux, and Windows today.
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The tutorial section is very outdated, I'm not sure doing such tiny improvements is worth it. Maybe there should be a discussion about ripping it apart, don't know. |
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Update the example to a browser that people can actually download and install from official websites on macOS, Linux, and Windows today.
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Update the example to a browser that people can actually download and install from official websites on macOS, Linux, and Windows today.
MSIE is EOL and was Windows-only (apart from IE 5.5 for Mac, back in the day). Note that even IE11 no longer identified as MSIE, it identified as Trident instead.