Comments by "eDoc2020" (@eDoc2020) on "The Dumbest Firefox Bug Ever Discovered" video.

@kensmith5694 HTML 5 is a living standard so saying you support it doesn't supply any useful information.
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@kensmith5694 Firefox 3.6 is a W3C HTML5 compliant browser. Most modern websites don't work on that browser. Basically all browsers are HTML5 so my point remains that saying so in your user agent is useless. Having said that I agree they shouldn't need more, specifically they shouldn't need anything. Side note, the W3C HTML5 specs are retired, now everybody uses the WHATWG spec.
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@kensmith5694 When did you last try this? Earlier this year I was trying the much newer Chrome ~60 and some websites (specifically Reddit IIRC) were showing breakage. I don't think I've tried Fx 3.6 since 2016 but IIRC there were a few problems even back then. I know there have been changes in TLS standards since then so you simply can't make an HTTPS connection to a good portion of sites. I don't think Fx 3.6 supports these newer standards but I could be mistaken.
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