No, they didn't. The web works fine. They can browse it without any issues. The problems occur when they're trying to do stuff on their local machines.
> Not for users, no. The only gain here is facebook's bandwidth costs, at the expense (and inconvenience) of its users.
No, they didn't. The web works fine. They can browse it without any issues. The problems occur when they're trying to do stuff on their local machines.
> Not for users, no. The only gain here is facebook's bandwidth costs, at the expense (and inconvenience) of its users.
Change rarely occurs smoothly.