Webkit's source code:
if(amazon || google){
}
Haha, HAHHhahaha
@neauoire y a les même pour googlestreet map et youtube.
@neauoire nothing to see here, web is not broken
@neauoire wow, this whole C++ file is amazing. Thanks for sharing!
@neauoire interestingly, Firefox has a similar system, but mostly for user agent sniffing counter measures, see about:compat. I guess it's a game you have to play if you're not Chrome 😔
@neauoire The iCloud stuff is the most embarrassing because that’s Apple’s own site.
I’ve at times had quirks mode stuff in Comic Snarfer so I don’t blame the webkit devs for the messed up sites. I blame the sites.
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@neauoire a drake meme.
drake_no: "modifying your website to work on browser"
drake_yes: "Modifying webkit to work on your website"
🐾
@neauoire reading through that file made me really sad :(
@neauoire The `git blame` context is interesting: https://github.com/WebKit/WebKit/commit/fbc716afc0525738d3d92576ad976aa3e6e81cc0
But the meme you chose is on the money. When everyone chases the most users and users want things to "just work", whose blame it is depends on who has the fewest users. If you're big, others mould themselves to you.
The solution: stop being users.
@neauoire You'll like this: there's a _standard_ for browser quirks.
https://quirks.spec.whatwg.org
"What, oh, you thought _you_ could have quirks, plebe?"
a literal cat 
@neauoire Ah, yes. Web rabies. It spreads rapidly and creates an insatiable thirst. Almost always kills the web