When 90% of users are on the newest version within a couple weeks, that's not "bleeding edge". It's mainstream.
You're also opening yourself up to security vulnerabilities as you browse.
If you turn off auto update, it's up to you to accept the consequences of both security risks and of sites breaking.
you say that like I am the only person who does this.
> When 90% of users are on the newest version within a couple weeks, that's not "bleeding edge".
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Essentially, yes: https://caniuse.com/usage-table
When 90% of users are on the newest version within a couple weeks, that's not "bleeding edge". It's mainstream.
You're also opening yourself up to security vulnerabilities as you browse.
If you turn off auto update, it's up to you to accept the consequences of both security risks and of sites breaking.